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Ferment is breathtaking. I sat and looked at it quite a while during my Henry Moore tour. Thank you for the video attached it was fascinating watching the large sculpture be put together. The contrast between Ferment and the green trees on the ridge was very eye catching. Makes me want to go by and see what it looks like this winter.
The Ferment is a great way to bring all the elements of the world together and show their connection. Great job showing us. After viewing everyone's presentations I will be going to the Nelson today to appreciate the pieces in a whole new way.
Ferment is the most different piece of art I have seen yet. You gave a very detailed presentation, I especially liked the slide of all the pictures of putting Ferment together in one piece. This was a great sculpture to write about, unique to say the least-great job!
Ferment is breathtaking. I sat and looked at it quite a while during my Henry Moore tour. Thank you for the video attached it was fascinating watching the large sculpture be put together. The contrast between Ferment and the green trees on the ridge was very eye catching. Makes me want to go by and see what it looks like this winter.
ReplyDeleteThe Ferment is a great way to bring all the elements of the world together and show their connection. Great job showing us. After viewing everyone's presentations I will be going to the Nelson today to appreciate the pieces in a whole new way.
ReplyDeleteFerment is the most different piece of art I have seen yet. You gave a very detailed presentation, I especially liked the slide of all the pictures of putting Ferment together in one piece. This was a great sculpture to write about, unique to say the least-great job!
ReplyDeleteKimie Hicks