Thursday, November 13, 2008

Public Art #3-"Walking Warrior I"


This metal sculpture is HUGE. Artist: Melvin Smith
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13 comments:

  1. Lothiane1:30 AM

    Wow, impressive. Not beautiful, maybe... but impressive. And a bit scary, haha!

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  2. Jazzy2:42 AM

    how impressive!
    have a good day Kate.

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  3. Nikon2:51 AM

    It looks huge!
    I love the bottom shot, nice composition and perspective.

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  4. Carraol3:43 AM

    Hi, very interesting works, the one in the background looks huge too. Guess, sculpture is like poetry in third dimension. Cheers from MC.

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  5. Jilly4:28 AM

    Just catching up with your sculptures, Kate. I really like this - so much strength and vigour. Looked back and all are so interesting - particularly like the Writers' Bench although I'm not sure it would be too comfortable but perhaps it's not meant to be sat on?

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  6. Webradio5:06 AM

    Very strange sculpture...
    But very beautiful photos...

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  7. Unknown5:52 AM

    All the sculptures you've been showing are very original. It must be an interesting park, no doubt!

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  8. Jane Hards Photography8:51 AM

    I t reminds me of The Wicker Man. It's such a powerful sculputre and you've got it just right.

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  9. Saretta12:03 PM

    I like the smaller shot best, you can really see how big the sculpture is.

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  10. marley4:23 PM

    That is big. What is the one in the background?

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  11. AVCr8teur6:19 PM

    What an imagination of the artist. I saw similar human-like figures at a Dallas Sculpture Garden and a shopping mall of all places.

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  12. Sally3:00 AM

    A bit like from the book and film - is it The Iron Giant?

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  13. Kala2:16 AM

    I wish the artist would have put a mechanized thingy on the man so he could walk and scare people during halloween =D

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