The video covers a unique living artwork by Spencer Tunick, involving over 3000 volunteers painted and naked, forming a living ocean in Hull. The event, part of Hull's UK City of Culture celebration, took place in former waterways of the city. Participants shared their experiences, highlighting the inclusivity and transformative nature of the artwork. The press adhered to specific dress codes, and the event faced cold weather conditions. The final photographs will be revealed next year.

Who is the artist behind the living artwork involving over 3000 volunteers?

• Spencer Tunick

• Banksy

• Yayoi Kusama

• Damien Hirst

What was a unique feature of the locations chosen for the living artwork?

• They were all located in rural areas.

• They were all private properties.

• They were once waterways in the city.

• They were all historical landmarks.

What was one of the challenges faced by participants during the event?

• Language barriers

• Early morning cold weather

• High temperatures

• Lack of transportation

How did participants feel about being part of the living artwork?

• They felt indifferent.

• They felt isolated.

• They felt a sense of community and equality.

• They felt confused.

What cultural event was the living artwork commissioned to celebrate?

• Hull being the UK City of Culture

• The opening of a new art gallery

• A local music festival

• The anniversary of Hull's founding