Sculptures In The Snow
When we finally got some snow a while ago I went for a wander at the Glendon College campus of York University and stumbled upon these stainless steel pieces in the snow. I quite like them but could find no info about them - it may be buried under the snow. I will head back one day to see how they look in the spring. We have no snow here now!
Are they? thought they looked like leftovers from WW2, they used to have tank traps that looked like that
ReplyDeleteSomebody lost some air conditioning pipes...
ReplyDeleteVery simple structures...
ReplyDeleteSculptures? Not really, in my humble opinion.
They're curious. You'll have to find out if they do have information. Not all art pieces do, unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteI like them too. There is something about all those lines.
ReplyDeleteThey're a little along the lines of the sculptures I'm showing Pat.. main difference the snow as opposed to the beach :)
ReplyDeleteNot really my kind of stuff but to each is own!
ReplyDeleteThe snow adds something to the pieces.
ReplyDeleteThey maybe make more sense without the snow... They look like bits someone dropped and left behind.
ReplyDeleteTo me they resemble pieces of an interlocking puzzle.
ReplyDeleteindustrial vents discarded?
ReplyDeleteShoot, RedPat! We still have piles of stockpiled snow from Snowzilla laying around in places. A few more days like today, though, and even they'll be gone.
ReplyDeleteGeometric objects: straight lines and angles. They look like they belong there
ReplyDeleteLooks like pieces fallen from the sky or something. Interesting sculptures.
ReplyDeleteCurious sculptures :))
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