Public Exposure

There's a nude statue in San Fran Whacko for some reason:

The artwork, titled "R-Evolution," was unveiled with music, lights and performance art Thursday, courtesy of the public art nonprofit Illuminate. Designed to glow at night and appear to "breathe" via internal motors, the statue was meant to represent strength and compassion. Instead, it’s sparked backlash, internet memes and questions about the city's priorities. Originally created for Burning Man in 2015 by sculptor Marco Cochrane, the stainless steel figure now stands outside the Ferry Building, casting a long (and anatomically detailed) shadow over a city where fewer and fewer people seem impressed by spectacle. While some see the statue as empowering, many San Franciscans see it as another example of the city misreading the room.

The room saw all that it needed to see...