More public sculptures at Docklands Park. This one called " Blowhole " Just the wind can blow this hole because it is 15 m. high wind powered. Sculptured by Sydney-based artist, Duncan Stemler, creating a spectacular animated beacon within Docklands' playground and park. The piece heralds the area's maritime history and it's renaissance as a vibrant urban destination. When the wind is strong enough ( today ), the armature and cups form a complex galaxy of orbiting balls, mimicking the anemometer on top of a yacht's mast.
By your requested : who want to see this wind sculpture in motion
14 comments:
Very cool. And different.
I like kinetic sculptures, and this one is colourful and full of fun. At 15m high, it must be very impressive!
This is really beautiful!
That looks like a fun sculpture, it would be great to see it in motion.
How interesting.
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Great shot for a beautiful sculpture, I'd try to imagine it in action!
That is interesting. Never seen something like this before.
that's quite an interesting piece of art..i wonder how big it is actually. happy weekend!
How cool. It looks quite artsy.
What a fantastic idea for a sculpture! I'd like to see it in action too.
It is a nice modern art.
Great shot of a very interesting and unusual looking sculpture.
Thank you for your comments. I glad you all enjoyed my posted.
AL & T. Becque, I just put youtube video of this sculpture. I hope you came back and enjoy the Blowhole in Action !!!
Marites, you can see how big it is in :
http://www.duncanstemler.com/?p=15
Fascinating!
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