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That's the name of this self-supporting (!) sculpture by Shayne Dark at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. It's made of reclaimed and painted cedar logs. (Do you suppose that when it's time to un-install it, they'll just pull out one strategic log and the whole thing will come crashing down?) [Linking back to Blue Monday at Backyard Neighbor.] |
Monday, November 28, 2016
"Tanglewood"
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Impressive, especially in that blue. I would love to be there when they pull the key log out. [ tongue in cheek]
ReplyDelete(Ha! I wouldn’t be surprised! Another way to get rid of it could be to rub a couple of those logs together long enough...)
ReplyDeleteHow unusual. At least, they used a pretty, bright blue.
ReplyDeleteThey should put Christmas lights on it.
ReplyDeleteAnn
It is so interesting I hope they leave it in place for long time.
ReplyDeleteHi Alexa, Wow, is all I can say about this sculpture. The color blue is striking and "all fall down" would be very sad. Smile!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet comment and joining Blue Monday.
xo, Jeanne
Love the color. It does look like a mish-mash of Jenga....
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