File:Wave sculpture installation by Mark Reed during flood at Norwich Cathedral , Natural History Museum's Dippy on Tour.jpg
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English: A monumental wave sculpture by sculptor Mark Reed at Norwich Cathedral as part of Dippy on Tour, a Natural History Museum exhibition. It was a 10 metre wave of 3,000 shimmering fish and a reminder of the damage being done to the planet and the total dependence all life on earth has on the generative powers of water. |
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