Orange Day -Port of Gothenburg

Under the quiet darkness, the night’s shadows swept over the Port of Gothenburg. The city lights sparkled like stars all around, but the bridge stood deserted and still. In the middle of the night, when everything seemed empty, a peculiar glow slowly began to illuminate the bridge.

Orange rays wound along the curves and pillars of the bridge, casting a warm and enchanting glow over the empty structure. The orange lights were like a silent tribute to Orange Day, a day dedicated to combating violence against women.

The bridge, now bathed in the orange glow, stood as a silent guardian over the city. It served as a symbol of hope and support, even though no humans were in sight. It was as if the empty bridge carried the message of solidarity and a yearning for a world free from violence and injustice.

As the night progressed, “Hisingsbron” remained enveloped in the warm, orange glow, and the message of Orange Day spread across the silent city, reminding everyone that the fight against violence and for change doesn’t cease when people go to rest.