Showing posts with label sculptures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculptures. Show all posts
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Structures, man made
Continuing to explore structures, I looked at man made structures (this an abstract from a David Nash sculpture) and how taking advantage of the light breaking on the surface created a completely new visual of the theme.
Labels:
2012,
art,
David Nash,
Kew Gardens,
light,
London,
sculptures,
structures,
winter,
wood,
wooden sculptures
Thursday, 25 October 2012
Urbanism
London, October 2012. While exploring the construction sites in the City I was fascinated by this colourful flower sitting on the pavement. And I took the photo because I was surprised and amazed about the contrast between the sculpture and its surroundings.
As I turned around, I saw this other sculpure. I took the photos with the intention to melt the reality into a pattern to underline the sense of artificiality and lifelessness while keeping the statue as a visiual focus.
Labels:
art,
artificial,
autumn,
landscape,
London,
men made,
sculptures,
the City,
urban
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