Sculpture by the Sea 2012

Every year in Sydney, there is this exhibit called 'Sculpture by the Sea'. It's basically a bunch of different sculptures placed along the beach. I went and tried to get a picture of every single one. The quality isn't great but I'm proud to say I only missed one, a drain. Which apparently, wasn't too exciting.

Note: I labeled about half of them but it's taken almost a week (it's tedious work) so I'll post it now and label the rest whenever I have time. 

The Search for Alice by Rod McRae (NSW)
The search for a 100 y/o circus elephant the was said to have been shot and buried in sand by Tamarama Beach.

Nebula II by Dion Horstmans (NSW)
A sculptural drawing.

Memory/Dreams by James McDermid & Ellie Nuss (VIC)
The sculpture spells the word 'memory' but when walking around it, the words transform into 'dreams'. 

Childhood Horizon by Chen Wenling (China)
This sculpture is a call to embrace your inner child.

Angaston Organic by May Berrie (NSW)
One side of the sculpture represents nature and the other, human disturbance. 

Carmen by Philip Spelman (ACT)
This sculpture combines together many contradictory objects.

Surf in Fantasia by Akiho Tata (Japan)
These creatures catch a ride in the surf and protect us from high waters.

Ship of Fools by Deborah Halpern (VIC)
A bunch of entertaining characters made of glass and ceramic mosaic. 

The ruin by Marcus Tatton (TAS)
It symbolizes both the ruins of an ancient civilization and it's a message from the future warning us that if we keep using all our natural resources, we won't have anything left. 

Tortoise by Mark Swartz, Reuben Solomon & Charmaine Tung (NSW)
Used car tires are used to great a worn-out tortoise who's shell gives us shelter. 

Chanel Country by Keichi Ogino (Japan)
Represents that humans can't live alone and rely on each other. 

Spin 2010 by Tania Spencer (WA)
This gigantic spinning top is frozen and shows balance and motion. 

Screwing by the Sea by Poul Bœkhøj

Everything That Happens Doesn't Mean Something Else by Nick Horn (WA)
The sculpture shows Danger and Hazard.

Heads Up by Steve Croquett (NSW)
Happy Giants!

The Midget Attacks by Corey Thomas (VIC)
A reminder of the Sydney Harbour attacks and a message to protect marine life against pollution. 

Botanicus Unfamilia by Hugh MacLachlan (TAS)

Cellular Memory by Greer Taylor (NSW)
Represents the thread of memories since in modern times, memories are often captured in rectangular boxes. 

The Golden Buddha's Seaside Holiday by Stephen Marr (NSW)
Reppresents happiness and having fun.

Indian CocaCola by Rejesh Sharma (India)
Depicts the realities of modern life in India. 

Windtraces by Kristy Beilharz & Aengus Martin (NSW)
This sculpture has to be heard and sounds of natures dynamic noises. 

Birds of Feather (A curious flock) by Geoff Harvey (NSW)
The artists reminder of what kind of man he wants to be (created for his father).

Pot Will Fly 2011-2 by Yoshio Nitta (Japan)
A magical flying pot. 

Message in a Bottle by Steven Thomson & Jonas Allen (NSW)
A combination of tradition and technology. 

The result of scanning the bottle with your smart phone. 

Isometric Trinity by Fatih Semiz (VIC)
Shows infinit patterns using geometric shapes.

Winds and Ghosts by Jennifer Orchard (NSW)
The wildlife of Bondi has come out to play.

Girl Longing for the Sea by Sang Bong Lee (South Korea)
This is of an image of a girl dreaming about the sea.

Birds of Paradise 1992 by Lee Tribe (USA)
Portrays the form and flight of a bird.

White Dwarf by Dale Miles (NSW)
2D meets 3D.

Ioka by Senden Blackwood (NSW)
Turning stone into a sculpture.  

The best of Perth by k.m.s.e. (WA)

Moebius in Space Planet by Keizo Ushio (Japan)
Has only one surface and therefore, only one side.

Toads on Tour by Hannah Kidd (New Zealand)
Creating a better connection between toads and humans.

Above the line by Orest Keywan (NSW)
Separate, these are common objects but together, they become unfamiliar. 

The Hazard by Chava Kuchar (NSW)
The ocean is getting in the way of a good game.

Liminality 2010 by Benjamin Storch (Wales)

11:11 by Allison Lee Cousland (NSW)
A universal gateway towards world peace.

Now I see 2010 by Margaret Sheridan (NSW)
The hidden wonders of nature.  

Trinity by Ben Fasham (VIC)
The joining of three objects to create one.

Sky wire by Mick Morris (NSW)

The library by James McCallum (NSW)
A library. 

Save our Souls- shared journey by Julie Collins & Derek John (VIC)
Boats drifting down the landscape.

Apparition by Peter Zappa (WA)
A 3D puzzle.

I have been dreaming to be a tree... II by Byeong Doo Moon (South Korea)

Aporia II by Robert Hague (VIC)
Music and imagery of sailing. 

Three Madrigals by David Horton (NSW)

Velocity by Ante Dabro (ACT)
Celebrates beauty and strength in the human body.

Transfiguration "Unite" III by Mitsuo Takeuchi (Japan)
Transforms as you walk around it.

Bowl II by Michael Snape (NSW)

The machinic Garden by Hugh Ramage (NSW)
A shrine to modern technology. 

Little Lady by Kashell Robertson-Swann (NSW)
And elegant, well dressed lady.

Rolling Pin 2004 by Keld Moseholm (Denmark)
Fat men are turned into flat men.