Today was the final day of Sculptures by the Sea for 2012. I went down early with my camera. It was supposed to be raining but it turned out to be a glorious morning for walking, sculpture and photography.
These five pictures are just the super-highlights. Check out the highlights on flickr here.
One of my favourites was where do the children play, by Warwick, Ben & Sam Orme.
Inspired by a conversation about children in detention, this piece had both character and narrative.
I particularly like figures with personality and emotion which force the audience to make associations about the relationships between the artworks, like this one, trace – sphere – gate by Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir.
the travellers have arrived by Gillie & Marc Schattner.
Hard to go wrong with big letters on cliffs. A bit of post-modern meta-modernity doesn’t go astray either. View TM, by Dave Mercer.
Not a sculpture, just a nice scene I stumbled across at Bronte beach on the way to the exhibition.
View the rest of the photos in a slideshow below, or in full-screen on flickr here.
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