Monday, 6 April 2009

A glass ceiling

Aurora Place, off Bent Street, City
Touchstones by Kan Yasuda - erected in 2000 for the Sydney Sculpture Walk - is made of solid marble from Carrara, Italy.

11 comments:

Emma Bond said...

That's a really interesting image. The building seem to go up toward the sky forever! Great stuff.

brattcat said...

This is stunning in its pure geometry. The photograph challenges our sense of up and down while at the same time mooring us in the solid spheres. Fabulous experience. Thank you.

stromsjo said...

Heavy stuff among the clouds. Phew.

On a related note, good to notice that the term glass ceiling finally found a more positive interpretation!

bitingmidge said...

Another beauty!

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Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com said...

A very creative angle. I don't know what it is about Carrara marble, but it seems that whenever something is made of it, they tell us, as they must be proud of using the best materials.

Lowell said...

I'm not sure how to put everything together in this photo, but it is a gorgeous shot!

Ann said...

That's another one I've never seen.

Unknown said...

Wow! This is an absolutely gorgeous photo! Well done, Julie!

freefalling said...

a glass ceiling seem through an asymmetrical pair of buttocks.

Julie said...

...*spluttering coffee everywhere*... No one has your vision, Letitia!! Indeed, there was not a lot of sunshine down there ...

Virginia said...

What a spectacular view. Great shot Julie!! whoa!!!
V