Walsh Bay, Vivid Festival, Nymphaea Nelumbo
"Nymphaea Nelumbo" is an artwork floating in Walsh Bay between the wharves in the inner city suburb of Dawes Point. It was created by Thomas Cole, Felicia Huang and Rosenell Serrano for the Vivid Sydney Festival, running from 24 May to 10 June 2013. The Lotus Plant sculptures have been created from recycled road and maritime signage around Sydney Harbour. The plants are fitted with solar panels and LED lighting.
interesting !
ReplyDeleteVery clever but I would have liked them better in pink!!
ReplyDeleteActually they do look pink when they are lit up at night. :)
Deletemust be beautiful at night when they're lighted up.
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This is great!
ReplyDeleteInteresting, been to a cuple cities in Australia, maybe Syney next time :). Try to catch one of those festivals/shows.
ReplyDeleteHow inventive!
ReplyDeleteLove this angle of this great Australian landmark.
ReplyDeletethought they were royal crowns at first sight
ReplyDeletehow interesting!
ReplyDeletethis is quite innovative. it is curious that they look pink when lit up!
ReplyDeleteRecycling at its artistic best Jim..and there's my bridge :)
ReplyDeleteGood one, Jim!
ReplyDelete«Louis» would like to see the "plants" at night - they are probably spectacular on the water.
«Louis» thanks you for posting another view of the graceful curves of the Sydney Harbour Bridge at Sunday Bridges.
Great shot Jim. The scale of the bridge comes out beautiful with this foreground.
ReplyDeleteHi Jim, I have just found that you have put an image of my sculpture on your website. Thank you very much it is very kind of you. It would be really great if you could put a link to our website.
ReplyDeleteNo worries, Tom. I have linked your names to your website.
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