The multi-coloured Dazzle ship, a part of the Liverpool Biennial. Photo by Zilverbat.
The final coat of paint has been applied to a new version of a World War I ‘dazzle ship’ on the Liverpool waterfront.
The Edmund Gardner pilot boat, conserved by the Merseyside Maritime Museum, has been transformed as it stands in its dry dock between Mann Island and the Albert Dock.
Painters, scaffolders and others involved in the Liverpool Biennial project gathered on board ship to toast the completion of the giant artwork which has been designed by Venezuelan-born, Paris-based artist Carlos Cruz-Diez.
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