The Cable Car installation at Namak Abroud reinterprets the destination’s main attraction through a child-friendly, humorous scene. This renewal case managed by SARAAJ illustrates the contribution of existing artworks to thematic legibility and tourism experience.
This urban element, which shows the attribution of human works to animals, has created a humorous scene. This childish element creates a direct and logical connection between the two lines of the cable car and the mental image of children.
Saraaj Center for the Creation and Development of Art Spaces, with the aim of reconstructing urban elements that had problems due to lack of culture and the time that had passed, has reconstructed 10 urban elements in the tourist recreational city of Namak Abroud and has reconstructed these statues with the help of artists at Saraaj center.
This project is designed and implemented in the form of urban element, along with other projects of developing artistic touristic projects, including decoration, permanent and temporary elements, by the order of Namak Abroud city management. The management of this project was the responsibility of the Saraaj Center for Creation and Development of Art Spaces. Other projects of Namak Abroud urban elements include the following:
The “Grandmother” element
The “I am fine” element
The “I am Namak Abroud” element
The “Namak Abroud bench” element
The “Red Riding Hood” element
The “Minions” element
The “Shaun the Sheep” element
The “Up” element




For another application of this approach, explore Shaun the Sheep.
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