According to this NPR story, the sculpture titled Dialogo on the University of Chicago's campus contains a hidden message.
Supposedly, every year, on May 1, at noon, it casts a hammer-and-sickle-shaped shadow:
As the sculptor Virginio Ferrari confesses, the effect was unintentional, although he enjoys the humor in it. I believe him because he could have done much better than the rather unrealistic version of the Soviet symbol.
Question: Do you know of a sculpture with an unmistakably intentional elaborate hidden message in its shadow that appears on a specific day of the year?
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