Heaven Sent by Llew Summers
Feathered by Rebecca Rose
Oil Snake by Hanna kidd
A photo of my friend underneath an amazing sculpture
A landscape with too many holes, Waiting for St Francis - A Gateway by Bing Dawe
the front and the back of another amazing sculpture
We are shaped by our childhoods by Terry Springer
Not a very good photo of the blue Venus sculpture on the left but I loved it. The owner of the garden had visitors one day and gave them all a piece of clay. The blue Venus was modeled by the post boy who got really into it. These are just a few of them. Annabel Menzies casted the figures in glass and they are now sitting in the fertility Goddess Grove
We also loved this wave of swallows reaching out over the garden
Vortex by Neil Dawson
I love these types of exhibitions Marja, wandering through a bush garden full of sculptures and considering your camera was playing up you got some marvellous shots.
ReplyDeleteA friend and I each year go to the Rookwood Cemetery hidden sculptures in Sydney and have a fabulous day looking at the sculptures amongst the graves.
Warm hugs
Peggy xxxxx
Super cool place!
ReplyDeleteLeuke expositie zo in de buitenlucht. Die vrouw en dat gezicht van achteren is heel knap gemaakt.
ReplyDeleteMost of South Carolina, especially the area I grew up, cannot be called artistic. One of a few exceptions is a place called Brookgreene Gardens close to Pawleys Island. A place with quiet pathways, sculptors, and of course gardens of different sizes. A nice place to visit and when I think about it I get mad at myself for not making time and driving down there because it is so relaxing.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful sculpture garden, my favorite is the ´oil snake´. Should be nice in my garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderland, Marja! I am blown away by this treasure throve of art. A depth of understanding that only art can reveal is everywhere in your world but I must admit that you standing under that bright umbrella stole the show. :)
ReplyDeletethanks It is my friend though She will be pleased with that She likes steeling the show :)
DeleteThat must have been quite a fun day! I like the sculptures you showed. I took a peek at the Raspberry Caf̩ Рlooks like a great place for lunch.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to spend the day! The sculptures are really awesome. Thanks for sharing this secret place :)
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing sculptures! It is so lovely when a country can provide a nice space for these arts and maintain them very well like that in the photos. Where is Tai Pui, by the way? Thanks also for dropping by my post, i have been posting everything about my visit to NZ. My 21 days of visit produced a lot of photos and blogposts.
ReplyDeleteHi Marja - what a wonderful place to visit .. I loved the Oil Snake - great description and sculpture. The Waiting for St Francis Gateway .. is stunning too ... while the birds flying off .. very clever sculptures ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteHallo Marja,
ReplyDeletePrachtige fotos, vooral de laatste - 'wave of swallows' ! If your camera wasn't co-operating, it doesn't show. Mooie plek om zo te gaan wandelen.
Fijne week !
Looks like a lovely garden to spend time enjoying the sculptures. Isn't Neil Dawson the guy who did the 'Chalice" in Cathedral Square?
ReplyDeleteyes indeed Diane You are well informed
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow.. what lovely sculptures.. You visit the most amazing places.. Loved that you shared these Marja.. Love and Hugs.. :-) xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful sculptures. I so love art in all its' forms. To be able to visit somewhere like this...so fortunate for you.
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