A warm summers evening and I had been invited with a select few to see the new sculptures in
Burghley Sculpture Park.
Since it's been open I have visited the park many times and always enjoyed the large sculptures in their outdoor setting.
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David William Sampson with "James" |
This year
David Sampson invited me to the opening so I grabbed the chance. Here he is with his enegmatic ceramic piece "James". I have seen much of his smaller work which I find fascinating but not comfortable. This is as large as he has worked and it magnifies that feeling of life on the edge. Not a bad thing. Sometimes the things I feel at home with are just too cosy.
There were several other sculpures that took my eye, notably Willow Arch by
Carole Beavis and Mechanism by
Nick Horrigan.
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Carole Beavis with "Willow Arch" |
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Nick Horrigan with "Mechanism" |
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Final joy of the evening ! Hot air balloon over Burghley House. |
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