Metalwork
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Industrial definitive patterns from geometric forms and crisply defined objective clarity in constructivism.
Subject: Hephaestus, Greek god of fire, metalworking, stone masonry, forges and the art of sculpture.
Medium: Digital Artwork
Inspiration: Experimental.
This was one of the many bits of 'wall furniture' within the Victorian section of Lincoln Prison. I'm not altogether sure of its purpose, other than it relating to the cell number it is situated outside. Answers on a postcard, please.
Created with Dream Wombo and my texture as the input.
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Is this a tourist item, or what? Wisconsin's Door County is full of tourist items. Personally, I prefer their cherry products to their imported kitsch although the kitsch is amusing in small doses.
The unmissable building is F51, a new skate/bmx park, climbing centre, and boxing club. "the world's first concrete suspended bowls"
The small cylindrical item in the foreground is one of the Folkestone Triennial art installations from 2014, called Pent House 2 by Diane Dever and Jonathan Wright, marking a point in the course of the now buried Pent Stream.
The two upstanding pipes are cast iron vent stacks from a sewer.