This collection of sculptures (I got carried away, I confess!) surprises us: with scale (immense, tiny), with unexpected locations, with uncanny realism, with skewed perceptions…or with sheer unclassifiability!
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Beyond Limits (Chatsworth House)
Car Cemetary (France)
Cement Eclipses, miniatures by Isaac Cordal (London)
Constructed Image by Jo Callan
Reality poured out
Doing Business
Doll sculpture (India)
Driftwood stallion
Climbing to freedom
Escape
Expansion by Paige Bradley
1550 Chairs Stacked Between Two City Buildings (Istanbul, Turkey)
Flurstucke 011 Festival (Munster, Germany)
Forked car
Flying Strawberry Lawn (Paris)
Giant of Monterosso, La Spezia, Italy
Head-On by Cai Guo-Qiang
Head-On by Cai Guo-Qiang
Hippos (Taipei Zoo)
Hotel de Michelin, miniature by Takanori Aiba
Failed invasion
Jeju-Do, South Korea
Miniature beach scene by Kendal Murray
Dragon (Krakow, Poland)
Pencil man by Federico Uribe
Metalmorphosis by David Cerny (Charlotte, NC)
Metalmorphosis by David Cerny (Charlotte, NC)
Parent and child
Mihai Eminescu (Onesti, Romania)
Music sculpture (Paris)
Nest by Jason Taylor
Crossing the Rubicon by Jason Taylor
Octopus Chess, George Street (England)
At play
Wall of sand
Passersby (Wroclow, Poland)
Rue du Mail, Paris
Pencil Lead Sculptures by Salavat Fidai
Ron Mueck
Ron Mueck
Ron Mueck
Scrap sculpture made from farm parts, musical instruments, etc. (by John Lopez)
Scrap sculpture made from farm parts, musical instruments, etc. (by John Lopez)
Scrap sculpture made from farm parts, musical instruments, etc. (by John Lopez)
Space Elephant by Salvador Dali (Londond, England)
Santao Domingo Savio, Medellin, Columbia
Spider by Louise Bourgeois (Tate Museum, London)
Statue of Love by Tama Kvesitadze (Batumi, Georgia)
The Dream by Jaume Plensa (Merseyside, England)
The Dream by Jaume Plensa (Merseyside, England)
Topiaratops
And yet I live
Wire fairy by Robin Wright
Crushed
Weeping wire
Wire fairy by Robin Wright
Extreme miniatures by Willard Wigan
Miniature baby sculptures by Mina Cerrachio
Unconditional Surrender by Seward Johnson
Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong
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wow!! Amazing! Thanks for sharing, Mitch! I can see why you’d get carried away! 🙂
Awesome❤️
love the cars on the clothes line …
Yeah, carwashes in Germany are different from the ones here.
All beautiful sculptures
Amazing. Inspiring. Mindblowing. And…. Puzzling. Why would anybody want to stack 1,550 chairs between two buildings?
(Or sculpt Henry VIII and his wives in the eye of a needle?!)
I’m happy you got a bit “carried away”! Now I want to go there and personally see each and every one! Amazing!!!
I would LOVE to have the “doing business” at my work…I didn’t say that out loud, did I?
Great post Mitch
;>) Thanks.
Some of those are pretty grotesque, Mitch. That said, the cars hanging out to dry are quite thought-provoking.
In this group there are some that I love and some I absolutely don’t want to see again EVER!
Yes, to that! The big, white, floating baby is quite creepy.
Wildly imaginative.
I do like the driftwood stallion!
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Some creativity has really gone to the dogs…
These are remarkable! Hard to pick favourites, but I particularly like the car cemetery, the driftwood horse, the ‘reality pouring out’ (is it nail varnish?), the face in the trees and the passers-by popping up through the pavement.
Where do you find the stuff???
I love the cars….and the trees in a face is…………wow. Just wow. I wonder how it’s done.
Love, light and glitter
Bizarrely wonderful.
Wow! Artistically gifted. 😮