Do you happen to remember this piece of art? I featured it in a post on July 12, 2011. At that time it was located in a shady spot at the Desert Botanical Garden where it remained for about six to eight months. I liked it so much that I took many photos of it and was sad when it was gone.
On Saturday I found it again in the sculpture garden at the Shemer Art Center. I was so pleased to see it up again. It was created by Patricia Sannit who was inspired by the Citadel Erbil in Iraq. You can see a couple of photos I borrowed off of the internet of Erbil in my 2011 post, just click the link above.
When it was on display at the Desert Botanical Garden, it had a rope around it to keep people from getting too close. Here at the Shemer, you can walk around it and through it and admire all the shapes and textures of the bricks that have constructed it. I love it!
It's very nicely constructed, good that you can now get up close too!
ReplyDeleteI love this. Closeups of the stones?
ReplyDeleteNice artistic construction.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteRediscovery of an old friend!
ReplyDeleteThis is so unique, will have to stop by and check it out in person.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant re-discovery Sharon. It really is the most fascinating piece, I wonder if each time it's moved and reconstructed the pattern says the same?
ReplyDeleteIt is fantastic! You got much better pics this time round and yes, the citadel looks fascinating.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful piece of work!
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI love it.
ReplyDeleteI do remember this beautiful construction. Each brick made by hand... by the artist and her students.
ReplyDeleteIt definitely has an ancient look about it.
ReplyDeleteI love it! By the way, do you know that a huge Mayan city was discovered in the Mexican jungle?
ReplyDeleteVery cool. And how great that they've made it more accessible.
ReplyDeleteIt's always great to run across an old friend.
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