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Rosalinda, great photo of an interesting sculpture, thank you for sharing it!
Tony & Darcy - You walk into this area and here is this sculpture. Looks like skyscrapers.
Gloria - I presume there are 6 other but they were not there at LongHouse. This is the only one there.
Rosalinda, Great photo and a very interesting subject. It would be great to see in person. Thanks for sharing.
Yvette & Dennis - This place is full of very unique & interesting sculptures scattered all over the ground. Quite fascinating!
Well that's certainly unexpected. It both stands out and blends in, a nice mix of art and nature.
Rosalinda,
I sure hope the glue holding those together is strong - sort of demands that you try to rearrange them. :)
Steve
John - The owner of LongHouse is Jack Lenor Larsen, internationally known textile designer, author, and collector and one of the world's foremost advocates of traditional and contemporary crafts. He was a design consultant at Colefax and Fowler Group Plc. and he certainly knows how to blend art and nature.
Steve - I saw some kids milling around it and was afraid the whole things might collapse but no such luck. I'm sure whatever is holding them together is pretty strong.
Looks odd, like giant legos, but concrete. I wouldn't have thought it looked stable either.
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