Today I have been working hard an article that I am writing about Broomhill Sculpture Gardens for Devon Life magazine. Whilst sorting through the photos I found this picture of a favourite of mine. I’m afraid I can’t tell you who it is by or what it is called. I can tell you that it is made from old road signs, is shaped like a cast off crinoline and decorated with flowers. Some of these blooms are draped in lichen, an addition made not by the artist but by Mother Nature. I wonder if whoever fashioned this work envisaged this soft green addition to their metallic masterpiece.
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Fantastic! The roses look very gracious I think, but that little touch of green really gives them life!
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I thought that too, it is good that these sculptures are changing in the environment they are living in. I am sure the artists must have considered that. Eventually some will disintegrate, as is the way of all things 🙂
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Nature has a way of enhancing – I agree with you, these are beautifully crafted, Broomhill is on my ‘Must Do’ list for 2016 so I look forward to seeing them.
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You would love it, and of course you must eat there, if only one of their chocolate cherry brownies!
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That settles it, we are definitely going as Mr TT would like those, too.
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What wonderful roses these are, I hope they publish your article in the Hampshire life too.
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I’m glad you like them too. I’m afraid it wont be in Hampshire Life as well but it may well be on-line later.
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