Hase (Hare)  Concept: A giant knitted pink bunny on a
mountainside  Creators: Gelatin collective  It lies abandoned on
a mountainside in Piedmont, northern Italy, as if dropped there
by a gargantuan careless child: a 200ft-long woolly rabbit,
toilet-paper pink and stuffed with straw.  In order to create
their massive sculpture, the four artists who make up the
Gelatin collective in Vienna used 1,000kg of wool. It took more
than a year to knit the shape and another seven weeks to
manoeuvre it into place and stuff it.  "It just came into our
minds years ago, the idea of a huge rabbit falling from the
sky," says Gelatin group member Wolfgang Gantner. "Then, we had
the idea of having it lying in nature." The artists want
visitors to scale the bunny's flanks, where a wound spills its
fluffy heart and intestines on to the ground. They plan to leave
it on the hillside to quietly rot for at least 20 years. "There
are already animals living inside - mice, snails and snakes, and
even more bacteria," says Gantner.  Hase