This is the first time I have seen a lifelike sculpture in a commercial setting like a coffee bar in a department store food hall. I did a double take, and decided I really liked it. Pity I couldn't manoeuvre the garbage bin out of shot though.Thursday 16 November 2006
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Yes, it is unusual, but the sculpture itself is interesting to me. Realistic pose.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! He makes me think of this woman sculpture in a phon box, shot by Jing in Shanghai a few days ago.
ReplyDeleteIs he new? I've not noticed it in the food hall before.
ReplyDeleteCette sculpture est superbe. j'adore les statues qui se fondent dans la vie.
ReplyDeleteComme alice, cela me fait penser a la statue que Jing avait mise sur son blog.
A NYC, au Christopher Park, il y a des statues (de George Segal) de personnes assises sur des bancs où des personnes qui discutent
This sculpture is superb. I adore the statues which are based in the life.
Like Alice, that makes me think of the statue that Jing had put on its blog.
with NYC, in Christopher Park, there are statues (of George Segal) people sitting on benches and people who discuss
edwin: I haven't notcied it before either (mind you I don't go in DJ's food hall v often!)
ReplyDeleteI really like it too. Just like Olivier, I love art in ordinary places.
ReplyDeleteI was in this food court in June this year! I did not see this guy there. Maybe I was just too hungry to notice it.
ReplyDeleteoops oops. wrong info i posted. i was in the DJ Food Court in Brisbane and Melbourne in June. *blush blush*
ReplyDeleteI only visited Sydney for 2 hours in June, only inside Kingsford. LOL...
I must find out who this "David Jones" is...a lot seems to be named after him. Can't be the one from the "Monkees." Maybe it's the guy they refer to when saying "davey jones locker"? Now I am curious.
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