"Skin Cube" a 2,44mt high and wide cube by Danish artist Louise Sparre, modelled on her own skin onto pvc prints skin glued to plywood.
Sydney artist Elyssa Sykes-Smith, presents "The Break Wall" displayed on the rocks of the breakwater. She usually uses discarded pieces of wood for her sculptures.
Western Australian trio Tim Burns, Gary Carter and Tatjana Seserko covered a camping van in foil and silver paint - "Homeless Carapace".
I just wonder how they got the van down on the beach?
Perth artist Mikaela Castledine presented a collection of 6 Buddhist Stupas entitled "Big Intentions" inspired by her visit to Myanmar (Burma) in steel and crochet.
Mikaela won the $10000 WA Sculptor scholarship in the 2013 exhibition with the black crocheted crows - "Tokyo Crows".
Another beautiful sculpture made of wood called " " - meaning "Beacon" in Danish, by German architecture firm KWY, in collaboration with Lise Kassow (Danish), Ricardo Gomes (Portuguese) and Ben Allen (English).
I hope it wins some sort of award as it's really an amazing piece!
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| Seen from above, with the Skin Cube to the left |
Hope you enjoyed seeing a few more sculptures and I'll end this series in the next post.
You can read my other posts on the 2016 Sculpture by the Sea via these links:
http://sami-colourfulworld.blogspot.com.au/2016/03/2016-sculpture-by-sea-my-favourites.html
http://sami-colourfulworld.blogspot.com.au/2016/03/2016-sculpture-by-sea-more-favourites.html
They´re all fantastic, thanks for sharing, Sami!
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Thanks Iris.
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ReplyDelete"Ontem foi embora.Amanhã ainda não veio. Temos somente hoje, comecemos!!!Qualquer ato
de amor, por menor que seja, é um trabalho pela paz" (Madre Teresa de Calcutá)
Fico sempre feliz com sua doce presença lá no meu cantinho! Obrigada!
Um grande abraço querida, Marie.
Obrigada Marie.
DeleteThanks for sharing these....TOO COOL!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue, most of them have something special.
Delete"Big intentions" is a very creative piece with the knit part. Love the pig made of metallic rings, so cool and original. Thanks for sharing all these pictures with us Sami! I really enjoy it every year ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara, the pig is quite cute and apt for the Year of the Pig of course!
DeleteBeautiful light here and last post Sami, were you there just before sunset? Did you think there weren't as many sculptures as last year?
ReplyDeleteYes, I was there at sunset, hence the orangy tinge on the photos. They mentioned over 70 sculptures, but maybe they were smaller and it felt as if they were less than last year.
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