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"Contemporary art transpires the biodiversity of the moment, in line with the naturalists of the 21st century, Grimaldi, Mariotti, Bouzou, Powers. - The 'Freezer' sculpture suspends the stata of my world for a brief instant: memories, meetings...a true ecosystem of friendship" - Renaud Vassas.
5 comments:
Lovely whimsy. It may once have been a freezer, but now it looks a wonderfully silly pink flamingo-- doing an enthusiastic chicken dance!
Zuleika
Jilly, That pink against the blue sky looks lovely in this whimsical photo. I see from your two views that this piece seems to be dynamic and turns in the wind? We have a red umbrella sculpture here in Seattle that does that.
Your sunny skies and sherbert colored high rise look so inviting!
Have a lovely weekend,
-Kim Seattle Daily Photo
Like the angle of the big photo!
Weird and great!
That's a fascinating piece of art :)
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