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Along Greece’s coasts and hillsides, a fusion of art and sustainability is taking form of wind harps, which are sculptural installations that turn passing breezes into music and clean energy.
By , in Europe, World, Sustainability · 18 Oct 2025, 12:31 · 0 Comments
Crafted with tensioned strings or metal reeds, the harps create soft melodies while housing wind turbines that power nearby lights, pathways, and public charging stations.
These illuminated structures are both silent and self-sustaining, reinforcing the country’s commitment to renewable energy and environmental harmony.
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