Isis
Olympus XA2 / Kodak Porta 160
Isis by Simon Gudgeon, on the banks of The Serpentine is the focal point of The Royal Parks Foundation’s £2-million fundraising appeal to build a new, eco-friendly Look Out Education Centre in Hyde Park. Perfectly elegant, Gudgeon’s monumental sculpture is based on the ibis, a wading bird with a long, thin, down-curving bill.
The Royal Parks Foundation collaborated with Halcyon Gallery to turn the vision into reality. Acclaimed British sculptor, Simon Gudgeon, was commissioned to create Isis, a 3-metre high, mottled green, bronze sculpture. Unveiled in September 2009, Isis sits on the banks of The Serpentine with 1,000 plaques inlaid around her base with personal dedications, each raising £1,000
Hyde Park, London, UK
Isis
Olympus XA2 / Kodak Porta 160
Isis by Simon Gudgeon, on the banks of The Serpentine is the focal point of The Royal Parks Foundation’s £2-million fundraising appeal to build a new, eco-friendly Look Out Education Centre in Hyde Park. Perfectly elegant, Gudgeon’s monumental sculpture is based on the ibis, a wading bird with a long, thin, down-curving bill.
The Royal Parks Foundation collaborated with Halcyon Gallery to turn the vision into reality. Acclaimed British sculptor, Simon Gudgeon, was commissioned to create Isis, a 3-metre high, mottled green, bronze sculpture. Unveiled in September 2009, Isis sits on the banks of The Serpentine with 1,000 plaques inlaid around her base with personal dedications, each raising £1,000
Hyde Park, London, UK