We've asked some people and no one knows its name or significance and we couldn't find anythng about it. It's two people reaching out, but why. It is located just outside of Lettermacaward.
A very strange sculpture indeed. We have like that, some in Lagos. The most bizarre, everyone calls the roundabout the 'Black Ball'. The artist calls it 'Man's time on Earth' !... Hugs, dear Bill. https://fototeca.cm-lagos.pt/monumentos-e-patrimonio/rotunda-da-bola
This is a great looking sculpture, but one never knows what the artist was thinking. Perhaps he or she wanted us to work it out for ourselves. Loneliness? Longing? Who knows.
Uma escultura curiosa! Mais um momento muito bem apanhado! Parece o símbolo do infinito... talvez o significado seja... juntos para sempre... Um grande abraço! Ana
Not too sure. Maybe it is just an art installation for harmony?
ReplyDeleteIt looks funny!
ReplyDeleteYou will have to be relentless in your quest to find the answer, Bill.
ReplyDeleteIt is an interesting sculpture. It looks like a parent and a child? Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDelete...this open open to interpretation.
ReplyDeleteReach out to each other when you are far from others?
ReplyDeleteVery interesting art! A conversation piece indeed!
ReplyDeleteInteresting sculptures, we will have to know their meaning.
ReplyDeleteBest regards.
A very strange sculpture indeed. We have like that, some in Lagos. The most bizarre, everyone calls the roundabout the 'Black Ball'. The artist calls it 'Man's time on Earth' !... Hugs, dear Bill.
ReplyDeletehttps://fototeca.cm-lagos.pt/monumentos-e-patrimonio/rotunda-da-bola
Thanks for the link, Majo.
DeleteI wonder if a local librarian would know the answer? It is interesting! Happy Thursday- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThat is curious.
ReplyDeleteVery strange indeed.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting art! Looks very different.
ReplyDeleteMaybe there is a little sign hidden in the grass giving the info, Bill.
ReplyDeleteThese pieces have really got you thinking. Why? Interesting pieces out in a field by themselves.
ReplyDeleteSon muy atrayentes esas figuras. A ver si buscando en google, encuentras la explicación.
ReplyDeleteInteresting sculptures.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great looking sculpture, but one never knows what the artist was thinking. Perhaps he or she wanted us to work it out for ourselves. Loneliness? Longing? Who knows.
ReplyDelete…And the circles? Curious!
ReplyDeleteUna foto increble. Saludos
ReplyDeleteIt looks like they are pointing to or at each other...
ReplyDeleteGot me. But it's interesting!
ReplyDeleteSome form of art perhaps
ReplyDeleteWe have so many weird statues here in Las Vegas so when I see something like this I just chalk it up to the the artists imagination while making it.
ReplyDeleteVery strange monuments. :)
ReplyDeleteNot entirely, but in a way this sculpture reminds me of "Hands across the Devide" in Derry.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like they are reaching out to each other.
ReplyDeleteIs there a local library or civic office that may know more about this sculpture?
All the best Jan
Interesting!! Wonder what it is all about.
ReplyDeleteBella foto te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteGenial escultura, te mando un beso. https://enamoradadelasletras.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteArt installation?
ReplyDeleteWell that is certainly different.
ReplyDeleteHow very odd!
ReplyDeleteWho knows, but it's unusual.
ReplyDeleteI asked to the Google, but couldn't find the answer:)))
ReplyDeleteIt looks really cool!
ReplyDeleteUma escultura curiosa! Mais um momento muito bem apanhado!
ReplyDeleteParece o símbolo do infinito... talvez o significado seja... juntos para sempre...
Um grande abraço!
Ana