Huge new inflatable sculpture is revealed at popular UK festival… but everyone is saying the same thing

A HUGE inflatable sculpture has been revealed at a popular UK festival – but it has left everyone saying the same thing. The Colourscape attraction in Cassiobury Park, Watford, invites visitors to wander through around 70 interconnected chambers filled with vibrant natural light. A huge new inflatable sculpture is revealed at a music and art festival Credit: Instagram/watfordcouncil Viewers could not stop talking about The Colourscape attraction in Watford for one big reason Credit: Instagram/watfordcouncil Musicians and performers are said to appear around every corner once inside the giant walk-in sculpture, according to the Instagram post. But unfortunately for the festival – which is coming to Cassiobury park from August 22 to 31 – the attraction has been drawing attention for one big reason. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! A video showing the outside of the inflatable sculpture seems to resemble a giant male appendage, according to viewers online. The sprawling inflatable – meant to be a “magical labyrinth of glowing color and light”- has since become the subject of outrageous quips by cheeky punters. Instagram users have spent hours laughing at the new “penis shaped” inflatable sculpture – and commenting on its size. The footage has gone viral on social media with viewers weighing in with their own hilarious phallus-themed jokes in the comments. One wrote: “We all saw a penis right?” Another quipped: “It’s a 20ft c*** and balls man!” Most read in The Sun “Step into the b***end of transcendence,” joked a third. Other viewers dubbed it a “multiversal urethra” or “giant inflatable penis” as the jokes kept coming. A fourth laughed: “Is Urethra Franklin playing live per chance.” Another added: “Be gentle it’s my first time.” The attraction is mesmerising inside Credit: Instagram/watfordcouncil But viewers were obsessed with the entrance Credit: Instagram/watfordcouncil “This is sounding like a great event,” quipped another cheeky viewer. Despite its unfortunate appearance, the “much-loved” music and art attraction aims to bring a mesmerising experience once you get over the outside. Created by artists Peter Jones and Lynne Dickens, Colourscape has toured internationally for over 40 years and is presented by the Eye Music Trust. Once inside, visitors slip on brightly coloured cloaks to wander through an ever-changing landscape of radiant primary colors and warm daylight. The structure contains dozens of interconnected chambers, offering constantly changing perspectives as visitors move through the installation. Colours appear to shift and merge as you move, creating a “dreamlike environment where colour can feel almost physical”, said the organisers. Colourscape aims to offer a joyful and sensory adventure for audiences of all ages. Weekdays will feature resident musician Michael Ormiston presenting family-friendly music where you can join in. Meanwhile, weekends will feature ensembles, dancers, new instruments and computer music. Comment now