This sculpture is a sandstone carving which is located outside the Park Hyatt Hotel at The Rocks. "Glyphs" was created in 2011 by Christine Grishin who exhibits as G.W.Bot.
Apart from the added carving/etching, the sandstone has wonderful natural markings of its own. Thanks for sharing Jim (and for dropping by my blog from time to time)
Jackie, if you walked around the harbour foreshore on the way to the Sydney Harbour Bridge then you probably walked right past it. You may have been distracted by the views of the Sydney Opera House from this location. :)
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It does stand out well.
ReplyDeleteApart from the added carving/etching, the sandstone has wonderful natural markings of its own. Thanks for sharing Jim (and for dropping by my blog from time to time)
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a real work of art!
ReplyDeleteThe sand stone is a magnificent Jim.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what to think of it. But an interesting find.
ReplyDeleteHow did i miss this when I was right there in February?? Will have to look back at my photos!
ReplyDeleteJackie, if you walked around the harbour foreshore on the way to the Sydney Harbour Bridge then you probably walked right past it. You may have been distracted by the views of the Sydney Opera House from this location. :)
DeleteLove the sandstone - not so keen on the decorations - do they have some significance perhaps?
ReplyDeleteThe artwork does resemble traditional Aboriginal artwork that you might see painted in caves or carved in rocks.
DeleteVery interesting Jim, Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteI love it, Jim!
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ReplyDeleteIt has a nice archaic feel to it. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
ReplyDeleteFrom afar it looks like wood !
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