Some more sculptures from the ‘Beyond Limits‘ exhibition:
Engine of Evolution by Mark Quinn
Stairs by Lynn Chadwick
Butterflies by Manolo Valdes
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Some of those sculptures are amazing. I do confess that sometimes, I really cannot understand the thought processes behind them all. There was one where the evening sun made it full of shadows, colour and light which made it even more dramatic. Somehow, they seem to look totally in place there
Yes some of them are a little surreal. I have to say I find them quite appealing in that setting, it does work. But there again I always like those modern buildings in amongst the old building. Like Selfridges in Birmingham and the pyramid on the Louvre. I particularly like the on entitled Butterflies.
THose sculptures are wonderful. They make quite a contrast to the home
They do I thought they were great and was glad to have the chance to seem them