Fluidity

Fluidity

Fluidity

The sculpture says it all.

I love the movement captured here. Works of art appear and disappear all the time at the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Cape Town. I am very happy that this one has reappeared.

Sculpture by Dylan Lewis: worked in clay and cast in bronze.

 

40 thoughts on “Fluidity”

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    1. scifihammy Post author

      haha No – I think the art work is changed around, or maybe goes on display somewhere else for a while. 🙂
      BTW I wanted to ask you – do you know if there is something going on with the Notifications – in the little bell thing top right of my WP reader? Maybe it’s just me – but when someone new “likes” a post, it keeps showing the first few “likes” and not the new one – so I have to go to my post to see the new “like”. It started doing this about 2 days ago.
      I’d appreciate any input on this. It’s quite possible that I have done something stupid! I did de-activate my snow feature, and from other blogs I visit, because my internet is just too slow with it on.
      Thanks Rachel 🙂

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      1. Rachel M

        The way Likes are displayed in the notifications list has just changed but you should still be able to see all the likes there. What you can do is click on the bell icon and then click on the first like you got for that post. When you do that, a list of all the people who have liked the post should appear.

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      2. scifihammy Post author

        Thank you for responding 🙂 This morning the “likes” order is back to newest shown first! Yay 🙂 Thanks again 🙂

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  5. faburlifekhloe

    I was speechless looking at this sculpture.It was a genius idea to create the sculpture. The way it looked and the beauty of it completely stole my heart. Thank you for taking a nice photo of it Sci! I would love to see more beauties from Cape Town!!! 😉

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  7. Garfield Hug

    I am astonished by the beauty and picturesque scenery of S Africa through your lens. So little is known of S Africa to me and I am so happy to always read your posts and see S Africa! 😄

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    1. scifihammy Post author

      Thank you 🙂 SA is sooo big! I live ion a tiny part of it – but glad to give you a glimpse. It is what I enjoy c reading posts from around the world. 🙂

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  10. Geneviève Ariès

    Intetense and stunningly beautiful sculpture, spooky too a bit, the action is so realistic.

    Great shot of the sculpture.

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  13. ady

    A very remarkable sculpture…I especially loved the panther (?) ,the way,the body bends to catch the prey 🙂 It’s almost scary ! And may I know why the appearance/disappearance ??

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    1. scifihammy Post author

      I agree – beautifully portrayed. The art work is moved around, changed etc, I suppose to keep it interesting. A quick look at the link I gave will give you more of an idea of the beautiful gardens 🙂

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      1. ady

        Yes, I saw some of it, it’s so beautiful, the walks too are nice !! 😀 Can you visit there everyday ?? like for morning/evening walk ?

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      5. ady

        Oooooo , Its more like a picnic rather than daily walk 😀 Remember the monkeys and the water scenery,it’s a free park,not as beautiful as yours but it’s still nice 😀

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      6. scifihammy Post author

        Yes, I remember your lovely photos 🙂 Looks a lovely place to go. There are lots of free places here, but to see monkeys, I have to pay also – which I don’t mind, as it is a bird sanctuary (where the guinea-pigs are). 🙂

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