On the beach of belgium town De Panne you will find 'De Drie Wijsneuzen' ('The Three Know-it-alls'). This artwork was designed by Harald Thys and Jos de Gruyter for the Beaufort 2018.
Each head is about 1,8m high and sits on a composite column reaching a height of 15m. The heads were printed and finished with a protective and strong composite layer. The foundation is burried in the sand.
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