Lunar Lanterns have been installed around the city to celebrate the Sydney Lunar New Year Festival. This year is the Year of the Snake in the Chinese zodiac. This Snake lantern is installed along the Dixon Street pedestrian mall, at the corner of Factory Street in Chinatown in the inner city suburb of Haymarket. It was created by Alexandra Sommer and Brad Clark and inspired by children's craft. The zodiac symbol of the Snake can be characterised as being sly or ruthless, however signifies wisdom and humour.
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That snake has to be my favorite one so far this year! I absolutely love that.
ReplyDelete...neat.
ReplyDeleteA great snake sculpture!
ReplyDeleteThe year of the snake. Beautiful.
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This is my favorite from your recent posts about the Chinese New Year.
ReplyDeleteIt's attractive
ReplyDeleteThis is a very unique and modern dragon scupture for Lunar New Year.
ReplyDeleteI like the snake. :-) And yes, it reminds me of a children's paper craft snake. Have a nice day! Regula
ReplyDeleteWisdom and humour....that sounds good! It's quite a work of art!
ReplyDeletewe have attended events like this and have never been disappointed with the displays. they are always so well made and colorful!!
ReplyDeleteThat is a cool snake for the Lunar New Year. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove the design of the snake lantern!
ReplyDeleteA unique and interesting sculpture. Thank you for linking up.
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