Circles on the field and other formations. United States

A mysterious work of art has been discovered in the desert near Las Vegas. The curious drawing is so huge that it can be seen from space.

According to local media, the unusual design was apparently first noticed in January 2023 by Dr. David Golan, when he and his wife were walking dogs in the wilderness on the outskirts of the city.

When they reached a particularly high plateau, he noticed "this pattern on the rocks" that resembled "the face and sign of yin and yang." A subsequent excursion to this place showed that the works of art are mostly hidden from those who are on earth. Golan explained: "All you can say is that there are rocks piled up there."

So that he would not have any suspicions that his mind could play a cruel joke on him, Golan later looked at this place on Google Earth. The remarkable work of art was clearly visible.

Surprisingly, a local resident says that over the past five years he has often walked his dogs in a mountainous area, but he never noticed the drawing until last month, and an Internet search for references to the mysterious work did not yield anything.

"Someone has created some wonderful piece of art on top of the hill," he marveled, "and it's just here." The presence of this drawing also appears to have been news to the Bureau of Land Management, which is responsible for overseeing this particular part of the desert.

At the moment, the creator of the work of art, as well as its meaning, remain a mystery. Although a look at the previous Google Earth images shows that it was a kind of epic and evolving work that began sometime in 2017.

Questions related to its origin and its creator are a matter of its future now that the drawing has been discovered. Since such land art requires special permission from the BLM.

The work consists exclusively of stones without any artificial materials, Golan hopes that the work of art will remain in place.

Since the existence of the work has now become known to the public, it has already begun to attract visitors and, there are fears, there is always a chance that some "critic" will destroy it.

For what, or for whom, was this mysterious work of art created?