Fun for fun's sake: artist seeks to lift gloom with 'joy bomb' London installation


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An interactive art installation called 'Joy Found Me' by Amy Broch is seen in the window of a building in Mayfair, London. Photo: Reuters

Artist Amy Broch's playful art installation in the heart of London aims to create a "joy bomb" as an antidote to tough times.

In a ground floor window at a pop-up installation opposite the famous Claridge's hotel, the brightly coloured exhibit has caught the attention of locals, passers-by and those who work nearby.

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