This intriguing work by Orest Keywan is made of steel and polymer. The art critic in The Australian, said:
"Orest Keywan's Ezra's Ounce seems to be a meditation on the predicament of his artform: at the foot of what appears to be the wreck of a classic modernist steel sculpture lies a massive face, like part of a colossal ancient statue. One thinks of T. S. Eliot's line at the end of The Waste Land: "These fragments I have shored against my ruin."
Thanks for giving us all the explanations of the artworks Sally. I only photographed them. It's great to learn the stories behind them.
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Yes, thanks Sally! Looking at your pictures is an important part of my day. And I love this series from the exhibition! Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteSydney's sideways shored Sally spotted some stupendous, seaside, skinless, steel sculpture!
ReplyDeleteFunny and artistic sculptures by the beautiful sea! Really great Sally !
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