This is an abstract view of the Hornsby Water Clock or Hornsby Water Sculpture which is located in Hornsby Mall, a pedestrian mall in Florence Street, in the northern suburb of Hornsby. "Man, Time and the Environment" is a fusion of kinetic sculpture, decorative fountain, musical instrument and a functional clock. Unveiled in 1993, it was created by Australian sculptor Victor Cusack from cast bronze, stainless steel, and toughened plate glass. It features three types of water-powered clocks, a 4th century BC Greek clepsydra, an 11th century Chinese water wheel clock and a 17th century Swiss pendulum clock, plus a 17-note bronze tubular bell carillon that rings the hour based on a design found in an 18th century English church.
It's a wonderful working sculpture Jim.
ReplyDeleteI like its design. You've chosen well for the theme!
ReplyDeleteWeird but wonderful! I was watching the "Crown" last evening and the episode contained Queen Elizabeth II's trip to Australia back in the day. What a great show that is!
ReplyDeleteWow, that sculptor must be quite a genius!
ReplyDeleteSomething we don't see every day. A pastiche of styles? Nice "motion" choice.
ReplyDeleteEither that or fusion is a popular word these days.
DeleteGreat fine, Jim! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI like it! Fascinating.
ReplyDeleteAmazing art!
ReplyDeleteTick-Tock. Great image for the motion theme
ReplyDeleteMB
what an awesome sculpture! great shot!
ReplyDeleteI like this. Looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is unique and very nice!
ReplyDeleteHappy July!
I like this beautiful sculpture. Very nice.
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