Take a walk along Docklands, and in the grounds near Southern Cross Station is this leaning conglomerare of frosted glass and metal with etchings on each 'tier'. What it is nobody knows and try as I might I've not been able to find out from the Melbourne City Council - it isn't listed in their documents.
And so - I wonder about the artist who created it as I look at its smooth, clean lines.
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It's a nice-looking piece; perhaps a lamp light upside down?
I meant to tell you previously how much I like your header photograph! It is simply superb!
I thought of an upside down light globe too. Or perhaps a ladies crinoline (upside-down of course). Thank you kndly for the compliment.☺
I love your blog. Thanks for sharing your city.
I add my compliments for your spectacular banner. If you find something more about this strange structure, please tlet us know.
I really like it, does it have any light inside at night?
It is great to be here again. I love your blog.
That is an interesting glass. Hope someday I can visit Melbourne. I haven't been there yet.
Hi - I found the following details on this beautiful piece of art. I am loving your photos - it is making me aware of things I haven't seen in my own city.
Poise - Warren Langley (2005)
Telstra Dome concourse,
near Bendigo Bank Made from toughened safety glass and LED lighting within a steel frame, Poise is shimmering and crystalline by day and glowing blue by night. According to the artist, “It would appear that
every culture has within its mythology a sacred vessel. These vessels are variously perceived as receptacles of something precious, whether spiritual intent or otherwise. Here, the precarious
position of the vessel speaks of the delicate state of balance.”
Very strange, indeed.
what an art piece!
yes,i suppose it's a lamp piece of some sort.
nice angled shot!
A web of mystery to make things interesting.Do you think it has anything to do with the traveling teapot??? LOL
This artist is very creative and it's delicate and beautiful!
And your picture is outstanding my friend, congrats!
Léia
Ha! I immediately thought that it might be a giant street lamp, come crashing down. But no, according to Davine, it is a modern-day sacred vessel. Full of light at night, so we can go shopping!
:-)
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What a fantastic art piece! It looks so Deco! I truly love it!
Funny how no one seems to know what it is. I hope the artist sees your blog and comes forward!
It does have an Art Deco look about it - «Louis» was surprised to read that it dates only from 2005. It is certainly more attractive than most of what passes for sculpture these days.
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