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Sunshine Coast artist Kris Martin works with the North Burnett, Fraser Coast, Bundaberg and Lower Gladstone regions - sharing his weaving with catsclaw skills and creating a large scale woven sculpture in consultation with and alongside each community.
As part of the Afloat recovery project, ephemeral public artist Sue Berry joined with communities in the Bundaberg Region to create temporary public artworks using items that workshop participants brought along placed with objects found in the area. These footprints symbolicaly connected the communities together and enabled people to discuss their experiences with the 2010/2011 floods through art and community building.
This little Beauty Hides Behind A Very Rough & Unpleasant Area of Sheffield...
& Has Got Neglected over the Years.. . But still offers a little bit of Autumn Colour =)
Hidden away directly next to a Motorway, also.
As part of the Afloat recovery project, ephemeral public artist Sue Berry joined with communities in the Bundaberg Region to create temporary public artworks using items that workshop participants brought along placed with objects found in the area. These footprints symbolicaly connected the communities together and enabled people to discuss their experiences with the 2010/2011 floods through art and community building.
Cypress tree foliage artistically floating over a submerged and glowing pin oak leaf.
Saving more leaves, etc., sorry for so many, no need to comment, still more to come. :-) Just enjoying capturing the many types of leaves, colors and textures of Autumn before it leaves us.
Elliot Hanson, Laser.
ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres, France, 20th-26th April 2015.
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I thought this silhouette of a container ship looked like a small city from a distance!
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i purchased this little treasure a few years ago on eBay. there were actually 2 of them in the auction, so i gave one to my mom for Mother's Day that year.
the opals are actually free "floating" in the glass pendant. if i had to guess, i believe the liquid is oil, because the bubble and the opal shards move slowly through it.
i love this little thing so much! but i'm scared to make a necklace out of it... so it's hidden away safely. ^_^
After our first event was ironically washed out - the Afloat team and the Bundaberg community rallied to pull together an amazing night of memories and tributes to all those who helped us and continue to help us following the recent natural disasters. Special thanks to the Bundaberg Regional Council for their kindly donating the use of the Moncrieff.
Down at the lake tonight after work. It was getting rather dark so converted most of these to b/w to cope with the noise!
A trio of Canada Geese on a misty south lake at Stanborough Park, Welwyn Garden City, as autumn 2015 begins to bite
Ben Ainslie, Finn.
The Olympic games 29th July- 11th August 2012 at Weymouth, Dorset.
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The hours of prep and loading and sweating as we clean out mildew and hornets and attempt to get underway without killing each other make us think we are insane. But then the hours of fishing, playing crazy eights by glow-stick light and watching the sunset and sunrise from a hammock rigged to the mainsail make it all worthwhile. It's ok to be a little insane, I guess.
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