As I continued my cold tour yesterday, I discovered this striking piece in front of a condo building on Bay St. Titled "Liquid Echo", this work of stainless steel, aluminum, and concrete was designed by American-born artist Catherine Widgery and was installed in 1999. It is an environmental piece with each of the 24, 20 ft high tubes being wind driven to create the effect of a waterfall when in motion. Only a few were spiralling yesterday - will have to return on a windy day in summer! I featured one of Widgery's works before - here.
Very nice Red Pat!
ReplyDeleteI like the concept!
It seems to be in harmony with the large building.
Have a great new week!
It must be cool to see all the tubes in movement!
ReplyDeleteI remember the other works, they are great. If I'm not mistaken, I start following your blog in that week! ;-)
What an interesting concept. It amazes me the concepts that different artists create.
ReplyDeletePS A windy day in summer will be much better than a windy day in winter.
Very very nice!
ReplyDeleteBright, elegant, airy, a beautiful sculpture and I love the concept.
Now that would be something that needs to be seen in person. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteI am impressed with the public art tour. Keep going! This one is cool. Does it turn silently or make a noise?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful installation and your capture and angle is perfect!
ReplyDeletei like this one Pat, thanks,,,M
ReplyDeleteGreat image! I'm going to have to check that out some time - though I think I'll wait for the windy SUMMER day as well :-)
ReplyDeleteJack - only a few were moving but they were quiet. I pushed a few and they moved really easily so must be well lubricated.
ReplyDeleteRedPat,
ReplyDeleteincredibly brilliant!
I loved it! is so, kinetic!
hugs!!
I bet it's beautiful in warmer weather.
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