"Legacy (the mud beneath our feet)"
There is a lot of art sprinkled about the Evergreen Brick Works site including a lot of graffiti but also some great murals and this wonderful representation of a pair of hiking boots by artist David Hind, made using reclaimed materials. It is a tribute to the geologist A. P. Coleman who explored the site during the 1920s and discovered a new interglacial period which came to be known as the Don Formation and which was laid down 120,000 years ago.
i like the rustiness of it!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I LOVE the art work at the Evergreen Brick Works, which reminds me that I want to get down there myself soon. ;))
ReplyDeleteWell designed photo.
ReplyDeleteVery unusual, but its surroundings suit it perfectly!
ReplyDeleteI like that!
ReplyDeleteDeserved tribute. The sculpture is beautiful Pat!
ReplyDeleteThat truth is that ... "The mud beneath our feet". around here a lot especially in winter :)))
Good Sunday.
A kiss.
Really cool.
ReplyDeleteA very different sculpture, but fitting for the area.
ReplyDeleteThey do look like old boots! Love it! The area looks a bit overgrown, though ... is that the way it's supposed to be or is that purposely being let go back to a more natural state?
ReplyDeleteGreat sculpture. I would make a great gate.
ReplyDeleteLove the angle you've taken with this one Pat, the blue sky shows it this piece off perfectly.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, RedPat. As you know, I love art but not graffiti. Glad to see this.
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow - that stopped me in my tracks, just fabulous, the piece itself as well as the setting.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Love this.
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