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Thank you for stopping by. It is greatly appreciated.
Before everyone's arrival. I took PJ(MrsLubner)on a personal tour of some of my favorite places in my neighborhood. This one one of the stops. Ecstasy.
I love watching the expressions of peoples face and the "WOW factor" as they round the corner and see this amazing piece of art.
Wiki:
The Black Rock Arts Foundation is proud to support the installation of Dan Das Mann and Karen Cusolito�s sculpture Ecstasy at Patricia�s Green in the Hayes Valley neighborhood of San Francisco, CA. This hopeful, figurative work will be on display, free to the public.
First displayed at the Burning Man festival in Nevada in 2007, Ecstasy is one of the eight monumental metal figures of the artists� masterpiece, Crude Awakening. In Crude Awakening, these eight figures surrounded a 99-foot tall wooden oil derrick in gestures of prostration, worship and exaltation. Alone, Ecstasy embarks on a hopeful journey. Instead of throwing her head back in reverie to the oil derrick, she gazes wistfully into the open sky as she steps forward into an optimistic future, free of dependency on fossil fuel.
Comments (11)
ragouc
Very good
whaleman
She seems to be enjoying his touch, LOL!
gemb1
Excellent shot. Makes me want to come back and explore more
GARAGELAND
This is soooo! good!
durleybeachbum
What a great shot this is! he is tickling her with his toes.
RodolfoCiminelli
Fantastic......!!!!
njb2000
A fabulous statue and a one of capture which is excellent!
thecytron
A very good shot!
MrsLubner
I see this was very appropriate for me to see right now..."gazing wistfully into the open sky as she steps forward into an optimistic future, free of dependency..." I do love this shot with the tenderness shown by the gentleman who attends to her immediate need (of repair). Awesome.
beachzz
I've never seen her, but next time I'm in the city, she's on my list. What a joyuful, beautiful piece of art!!
alessimarco
~Fabulous photo!~