The sculptures don’t change much. Some new ones arrive. Others move around the block, jostling for their comfort zone. They seem well placed until another site calls them and they get moved. Other sculptures, like ‘The Book’, are repaired or abbreviated. Seasons change everything. The vegetation changes colour, height and density. Oblique angles not seen before, are noted.
It seems to snow three or for days a year.
The Book republished
The bottom third was damaged and has been mounted separately.
This fisherman was made for a neighbour. He has a half size replica of Stonehenge on the hill next to The Federal Highway. The fisherman will be placed next to the dam below that hill. It’s a Chinese fisherman. Its future site will be recorded here.
It’s not a sculpture, but then again, it deserves a site still. Its shape could only have been derived from an accident, well beyond my technical capacity.
Made in 1982, this work is low standing but has found its height at the top of the hill.
The Train is about 5 metres long. Kangaroos provide scale without crowding a picture as a human might.
From The Folded Forest , this photo was taken under the full moon.
A Crowded House sits among other works whose status is unquestioned. A question mark hangs over this work too.