Neil Dawson’s sculpture ‘Diamonds'. by blinkings
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Description
In 2002 the National Gallery of Australia (NGA), in Canberra, commissioned Neil Dawson’s sculpture called ‘Diamonds’. Diamonds is a globe suspended in space – as an outside sculptural piece next to the NGA building. The globe is aluminium extrusion and mesh painted with synthetic polymer automotive paints with stainless steel fittings and cables. It is 450 centimetres in diameter (14 feet 9 inches). Neil Dawson (1948-) is a sculptor from New Zealand, and is known for his large-scale pieces, usually crafted from aluminium and stainless steel.
Comments (8)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Thanks for the opportunity of this fascinating construct in a sharp presentation.
Very beautiful. I like it !!
It is very good!
amazing sculpture and photo
Extraordinary! and beautiful.
Very beautiful sculpture, superb capture!
Stunning bit of work