Sydney’s Bondi Beach has been taken over by art installations for the 22nd year in a row, as part of the Sculpture By the Sea exhibition. It’s an inspiring event, with artists from all over the world competing. Via MyModernMet:
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Counterpoints” by Penelope Forlano (Australia). (Photo: G. Carr)
2018 Sculpture by the Sea
“Damien Hirst Looking for Sharks” by Cool Shit (UK). (Photo: Charlotte Curd)
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Cairn (marker#1, #2, #3)” by Alessandra Rossi (Italy/Australia). (Photo: Charlotte Curd)
2018 Sculpture by the Sea
“The Face” by Deborah Halpern (Australia). (Photo: Jessica Wyld)
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Niemand (2015)” by Viktor Freso (Slovakia). (Photo: G. Carr)
“Bank (2017)” by Mu Boyan (China). (Photo: Charlotte Curd)
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Land:Place:Site” by Wendy Teakel (Australia). (Photo: Noel Mc)
2018 Sculpture by the Sea
“Conversations” by Hossein Valamanesh (Iran/Australia). (Photo: Jessica Wyld)
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Flight” by Rhiannon West (UK/Australia). (Photo: Jessica Wyld)
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Byobu” by Stephen Hogan (Australia). (Photo: G. Carr)
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Inundation” by Small Ocean Collaboration with Jeremy Sheehan (Australia). (Photo: Jessica Wyld)
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Orientierungshilfe” by Wendelin Pressl (Austria). (Photo: Jessica Wyld)
Sculpture by the Sea 2018
“Walking (2015)” by Wei Wang (China). (Photo: Charlotte Curd)
“portmanteau” by Senden Blackwood (Australia). (Photo: R. Duggan)
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