"Helix of Life"
This cast concrete sculpture by Canadian artist Ted Bieler is located in front of the Medical Sciences Building at the U of Toronto. The wonderful Brutalist Med Sci building was completed in 1969 and this sculpture referencing DNA was installed in 1971 - a perfect location! I have shown some of Bieler's sculpture before - to see it click here.
40 years later and it is still very modern!
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A very cool sculpture~! I'm surprised it's made of concrete instead of some metal?
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Red Pat, you are very fortunate to have all these cool works of Art..just around the corner! :)
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I am looking forward to your future postings !
I love all the sculptures that you've shown us this year and this one is just a great.
ReplyDeleteThis is quote nice and really does remind me of diagrams I have seen of DNA!
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Lucia, dear Lucia...this sculpture will be classified as "modern" until it's destroyed in some war, and then used as a pitiful half-ass shelter for a radioactively deformed inbred bastard-child.
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