Par Sculpture by lick.a.witch

Photography • Modeling • posted on Jan 10, 2011

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I have spent the last week trying to retrieve files from an external drive which crashed because of a power cut as it was being written to! Even SpinRite couldn't do as well as I had hoped, so many files have gone the way of the Dodo! However, some of the newer ones were on C so all is not lost! Anyway, I've ceased sitting in the centre of the Moors, hugging knees and crying into the Gorse! 'Tis darned cold up there. ^=^ This sculpture is practically on Par Sands. It is placed on a triangle of grass leading to the beach. I have tried often times to find out the origins but no one seems to know anything about it, though it does rather remind me of the sort of piece Rachel Whiteread would do. It wouldn't surprise me if it was not at least a nod at her work by some new artist and I must admit, I love to have it in my garden. Thank you for taking the time to look. ^=^

Comments (12)

alanwilliams

11:06AM | Mon, 10 January 2011

fascinating sculpture, reminds me of some i came across at the Eden Project a while back.

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durleybeachbum

11:21AM | Mon, 10 January 2011

Most interesting..a 'Whiteread' the other way out, as it were.

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jayfar

12:00PM | Mon, 10 January 2011

Fantastic set of sculpture pics and it all looks so life like.

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2121

12:20PM | Mon, 10 January 2011

it is so excellent, thanks for the share...and i really love art in nature, especially sculpture

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danob

12:36PM | Mon, 10 January 2011

Bless my soul learning something here never knew about this.. Cant say I blame you re the moors. Hope you get the data back all may not be lost..

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Chipka

1:28PM | Mon, 10 January 2011

This is absolutely stunning: it reminds me of an odd sort of still life in stone. I love the mysterious aspect of it. And wow...the tale you related: hopefully any lost data is retrievable. This is an excellent shot, marvelous lines and contours. I like this immensely.

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