Tabachin Ribbon: Divisions of Space by auntietk
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More of the wonderful sculpture by Yvonne Domenge, temporarily installed in Chicago's Millennium Park.
I thought it was time for something bright and shiny. :)
Comments (21)
Bright and shiny it is! Are you sure it's not from some Caterpillar tractor equipment? LOL
It is indeed bright and shiny - just the ticket on a cold day.
a very bold image
Please, givre Some sun glass for view it
Marvellous composition. It is a compelling object.
Wonderful shot.
beautiful detail !! so bright and shiny for all they need a bit sunshine too !!
Awesome! I saw them in Chicago but never had time to get close enough to photograph! A very "Tara" image! Love it Hun!
Bright and shiney for a dull, wet, COLD Maine day! lol Happy New Year to you both.. Take care. Rob and Rosy
I like how the empty spaces get larger as you move from left to right Great capture
Happy New Year. Aloha
Great capture with awesome color and lines!! Happy New Year to You!
Love the POV/composition you've gotten here. It is very bright and shiny, and welcome indeed at this time of year--well done!
Excellent composition! Great shot! :)
Fabulous, Tara :-)))))))
You've catured a slice of her style and vision and made us want to see more. Nicely done:* Found on a wiki: Domenge's spheres defy gravity and space, conveying a rhythmic beauty and a sense of a larger universal order. The sculptor's fascination with organic shapes, form and geometry is evident in the four pieces.
Such an interesting montage, I am also mesmerised (at closer inspection!), the way it is held together by a just a few screws - NOT welded - maybe a bit here and there! Perhaps it easier to dismantle, when you have to transport it elsewhere? Nicely cropped Tara ... oh, and a prosperous NEW YEAR ~2012~ to you both ;) BB (Sig rang from Sydney yesterday and is on his way home now, probably there already by the time you read this?) PS crazy thought about the Mayans stony calendar - love it!
Oooooo - shiny! And yellow! And very cool, Tara! I like the way the negative spaces become progressivly larger from top left to bottom right - wonderful composition! Happy New Year to you and Bill!
beautiful!!! wishing you & your loved ones a WONDERFUL 2012!!!
You will have me buying a ticket soon... Clive
:) Just a portion? Maybe because we couldn't handle the whole thing! Was warm and sunny here today, almost made it to 38! I'll take the summer shots. Missed this when we were there,..................sigh! Happy new year M'lady!