In 2012 James and I went to see the sculptures by Bondi Beach. We went in 2013. It took me ages to finally get around to these photos (they’re a couple of months old), but here they (finally) are! Last time we made every effort to take a photo of all the sculptures. We missed some this time, and I didn’t get as many photos, but I am sharing all the good ones.
Better late than never right? XD Also be sure to check out my previous post A Day in the Life, a monthly linkup started by Manda, where bloggers document a day in their life, once a month. Looking forward to seeing more people take part. :)
‘concealed craft’ by Kirsten Lewis‘semaphore’ by Bert Flugelman
‘organism 2013 #1’ by Seung-Hwan Kim‘oushi-zokei 2013 2 rings’ by Keizo Ushio‘equestrian’ by Bert Flugelman‘moon buddha’ by Vince VozzoA view of the cliffs‘the great bondi sharehouse’ by Margarita SampsonAnother view of the same sculptureFrom another angle‘a shared weight’ by Elyssa Sykes-SmithThere was another figure “holding up” the cliff as wellCouldn’t resist another shot of this one!‘site shift’ by Veronica HerberSorry I really could not get enough of this haha‘transformation’ by Tom de Munk-Kerkmeer‘coral’ by Coral Collective‘coral’ from afarhigh shot!‘saved (rusty pipe)’ by Rox de LucaClose shotMe with the ‘coral’ sculpturePeople taking photos with the sculptureA view of the rocks at the shore‘start’ by Richard Tipping‘flow’ by Alison McDonaldThis one was made of used plastic bottlecaps… tied together with plastic ties.‘once removed’ by Robert BarnstoneJust feet.Scattered in various positionsA pair that looked like they were walking‘inori “angel prayer for peace”’ by Zero Higashida‘snake’ by Phil Price‘bubble no: 5’ by Qian SihuaCloser view of ‘snake’James and I looking into the reflective surface of ‘life reflection xx #1’ by Byung-Chul Ahn‘multiverse’ by Ewen Coates‘there’s many a slip’ by Ken Unsworth‘(de) composition: family’ by Arun Sharma‘sacred space’ by Dale Miles‘like a flower swaying in the wind’ by Hiroyuki Kita‘folded 3 (2012)’ by Andrew Rogers‘rainbow’ by Chen Wenling‘french knitting’ by Mia Hamiltonmore of ‘french knitting’A photo of James!A giant sharpener, aka ‘in the beginning’ by Jimmy RixThe top of a sculpture… titled ‘your place 2013 #1’ by Byeong-Doo MoonMe with Silvia Tuccimei’s ‘passage secret’Me with a part of ‘husk’ by Marcus TattonJames, next to ‘within and without’ by Jane Gillings. Made of old mattress springs‘a message from fantastia’ by Akiho Tata‘diminish and ascend’ by David McCracken‘migration’ by Alex Goad, which I remember from the previous year‘goodnight uncle john’ by Eko Bambang Wisnu & Ida LawrenceThe inside of Clayton Blake’s ‘pallet pavilion’‘the hive’ by Michael Turski‘variation’ by Sam Dealclose up of ‘variation’I had to make a face…‘ocean cathedral’ by Debbie Harding. I caught a bird in it!‘fallout’ by Stephen KingOrest Keywan’s ‘provincia deserta’ was one of my quaint favouritesLucy Barker’s ‘what once was’ was fun to play with. My iPhone pictured hereAnd my iPoda part of ‘triptych’ by Keld Moseholm‘girl pointing’ by Matt Calvert‘nomadic city: lest we forget’ by Sally Kidall‘plastic world’ by Carole Purnelle & Nuno Maya‘east of the mulberry tree – the legend of the ten red crows’ by Mikaela Castledine‘polyrock’ by Bev Goodwin‘m. 130901’ by Toshio Iezumi‘horizon’ by Lucy Humphrey‘time frame’ by Maggie McFadyen & Griffen LimThis one was a bit gross, showing what washed up stuff you might find on a beachThe artwork was titled ‘aquarium of the pacific gyre’ by Marina DeBris‘look at me’ by Rebecca Rosecute flat reflective animals, titled ‘fetch’ by The Winged CollectiveFrom another angle‘a to b’ by Francesca Mataraga
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Kirsten
Wow I am really amazed by most of them! As I was going down the post and through all of them I would find one that I really loved then a few images down I would find another then another and I would forget the first ones. All in all the “Flow” was the one I liked the most. Weird since it is just pop bottle caps and plastic ties but it’s just really neat. And ‘diminish and ascend’ kinda scared me, seems like something that would be in a horror movie. But still cool.
I remember your entry about this in 2012 :) I loved looking through all the different sculptures in your photos. My favorites are “a shared weight”, “flow”, “once removed”, “diminish and ascend”, and “east of the mulberry tree”. “once removed” especially stands out to me for some reason. I think it’s the simplicity of it and it has kind of an eerie feel. I wish we had events like this here in my city!
Caity
Wow I can’t believe how many people are there! That’s insane! I bet these must be even more incredible in person.
That place is amazing! I think the “horizon” and the bottlecap one are my favourites.
Comments on this post
Kirsten
Wow I am really amazed by most of them! As I was going down the post and through all of them I would find one that I really loved then a few images down I would find another then another and I would forget the first ones. All in all the “Flow” was the one I liked the most. Weird since it is just pop bottle caps and plastic ties but it’s just really neat. And ‘diminish and ascend’ kinda scared me, seems like something that would be in a horror movie. But still cool.
Cat
I remember your entry about this in 2012 :) I loved looking through all the different sculptures in your photos. My favorites are “a shared weight”, “flow”, “once removed”, “diminish and ascend”, and “east of the mulberry tree”. “once removed” especially stands out to me for some reason. I think it’s the simplicity of it and it has kind of an eerie feel. I wish we had events like this here in my city!
Caity
Wow I can’t believe how many people are there! That’s insane! I bet these must be even more incredible in person.
That place is amazing! I think the “horizon” and the bottlecap one are my favourites.