Thursday, July 31, 2008
Sunflower
I saw this interesting piece of art hanging in an outdoor gallery along a floating sidewalk in Genoa Bay - a small community on Vancouver Island. The artist had many more pieces there but I liked this one best. Made from old saw blades, the title is Tournesol - Sunflower in French. I like the rustiness of the blades against the rock background. This would be a great idea for some outside art.
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Welcome to CPA, Lorrie!I'm also a Northwesterner, the countryside outside of Seattle.I enjoyed your blog and can relate to you on many levels. God bless!
ReplyDeleteHi Lorrie,
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting piece of art! Love it.
Your daughter will have to have a little French fun for us.
hugs,
Barb
Hi Lorrie...
ReplyDeleteVery interesting piece of art.
Love the picture of you with your beautiful daughters. It is so nice to have memories in pictures.
I wish you much success in your new journey. It will have its' challenges, but you will be gratified with the end result.
Don't stop doing what you love!
Have a great long weekend.
Hugs, Nancy
Yes, very interesting. To take something solid, rusty, hard and cold ...and have it represent a flower which has opposite qualities :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lorrie , I really like that piece of art . Some people are so creative .
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by this morning . Please come back soon .
How unusual.
ReplyDeleteYour study sounds interesting. Pity you did not live nearer as I have a number of books on English villages.
Hi Lorrie,
ReplyDeleteChildren are great, you are right.
Many blessing and many challenges-lol.
hugs,
Barb
I like it, too. Clever.
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