These kids were having a great time playing amongst this sculpture by William Eastlake of the Australian Capital Territory. It's made of bamboo, sisal rope and organic cotton.
Eastlake says: "While exploring the influence of material and its inherent structural qualities in the creation of space, we manipulate the experience and interpretation of the viewer."
The work rotates and the kids loved pushing it, climbing under it and running through.
Sydney's seaside Sally showed sisal strengthened structural spinning sculpture!
ReplyDeleteSally, so sorry that I can't comment every day but I can't begin to tell you how much I've enjoyed Scupture by the Sea through your eyes again this year.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat!
I hope you're coping OK with your new job. Lots of love,
Nathalie
Sally, are you OK?
ReplyDeleteNo theme day photo? That's so unlike you!
Theme days are usually the only networking days you keep. I hope nothing is wrong.
Lots of love
N.
I love your SBTS 2009 photos.
ReplyDeleteWaiting to see what you will post for Theme Day!
This is totally badass.
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