After a two year wait Sculpture by the Sea was given the green light to return to the shores of the Bondi to Bronte coast line.
Technically it's Bondi to Tamara beach but lets not be picky
The information supplied is from the Sculpture by the Sea (Twenty Fourth Edition) booklet.
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71. Liana Papalex
The information supplied is from the Sculpture by the Sea (Twenty Fourth Edition) booklet.
Artist: Liana Papalexis
Title: Alice is Porcelain LandDimensions:
Statement: "It's a brain getaway. the beauty is misty translucency of porcelain is reflected through light, though the sky and the blue sea, as they mix together with the pear-shaped forms which follow one another under the gaze."
Title: Alice is Porcelain Land
72. Camie Lyons
Artist: Camie Lyons
Title: Impromptu Making and ShadowDimensions: 350 x 250 x 190cm
Statement: "I picked up discarded wire and coaxed it into form. I found beauty in the tangled language. These works are those experiments blown up. The challenge was to remain true to the original continuous line work and resist temptation to redirect."
Title: Impromptu Making and Shadow
73. Dmitriy Grek
Artist: Dmitriy Grek
Title: Contemplation (2010)Dimensions: 300 x 230 x 45cm
Statement: "Journeys intensify feelings and emotions which may change our world view. Much like art, which can inspire actions, a long journey reveals new facers of one's personality. The experience one gains under either scenario is to be treasured."
74. DR. Peter Tilley
Title: Contemplation (2010)
Artist: Dr. Peter Tilley
Title: Spellbound by ShadowDimensions: 75 x 150 x 55cm
Statement: "The figure is engaged with an ambiguity between shadow and reflection and views the projection of its double in a narcissistic manner."
Title: Spellbound by Shadow
75. DR. Lee Harrop
Artist: Dr. Lee Harrop
Title: (Untitled) Help YourselfDimensions: 112 x 30 x 21cm
Statement: "This work consists of over 100 sheets of glass each inscribed with a word that can be associated with violence. At the end of the exhibition, the audience will be invited to, as the title suggests - help themselves and freely take a piece away."
Title: (Untitled) Help Yourself
76. Tom Buckland
Artist: Tom Buckland
Title: BruceDimensions: 154 x 130 x160cm
Statement: One Saturday afternoon many billions of years ago, our distant ancestors crawled out from the primordial seas and took their first steps into the ancient earth. ever since those footprints, salt water still in our blood, the ocean beckons us. Deep inside, we all carry a desire to return to the primal seas from whence we came."
Title: Bruce
77. Egor Zigura
Artist: Egor Zigura
Title: Holds Up the WorldDimensions: 280 x 75 x 85cm
Statement: Our cavillation's collapse might prove to be more cataclysmic that that of any ancient culture. We believe that we rule the world, but our society and our cavillation are not cohesive - they represent a fragile mechanism."
Title: Holds Up the World
78. Paul Selwood
Artist: Paul Selwood
Title: PoseidonDimensions: 197 x 74 x 50 cm
Statement: "My working method is a personal one of play and observation and improvisation. A process of discovering the sculpture rather than illustrating an idea, so I am looking for formal invention as he content and meaning of the work."
Title: Poseidon
79. Caroline Kronenberg
Artist: Caroline Kronenberg
Title: Quantifying TimeDimensions: 290 x 14 x 14cm
Statement: "Quantifying Time is a work of three geometric columns, carved out of solid timber. They each have their own unique, repeated pattern emulating patterns in nature that symbolize the rhythm of life."
Title: Quantifying Time
80. Ben Fasham
Dimensions: 400 x 135 x 94cm
Statement: "This work encourages the audience to reflect on the many facets of our coastal environment."
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