Walking to the Sky
During my Dallas trip, I visited the Nasher Sculpture Center and discovered this unique artwork by Jonathan Borofsky called Walking to the Sky. I think the artist was trying to convey "a celebration of the human potential for discovering who we are and where we need to go."
It was originally displayed at New York's Rockefeller Center before moving to the Nasher Sculpture Center. A copy of this sculpture is also at Pittsurgh's Carnegie Mellon University where Borofsky is an alumnus.
- AV
8 comments:
so interesting! they had some "people" climbing the MUMOK in MuseumsQuartier in Vienna too - that was so weird :)!
I was hoping those were sculptures instead of real people walking on that to the sky. That is a very unique piece of art.
Hope you enjoy your Sunday. It is a beautiful day in Georgia.
Oh these are just great! I couldn't believe my eyes. I love the unique things you always show.
Just makes me think of that game in "The Price is Right" where the mountainclimber moves up the slope and falls off the end... :)
What wonderful sculptures with thought-provoking meanings you have photographed to share with us--thank you.
Thank you for all your comments! I have to agree that this one is quite a unique sculpture. Who thinks of these things???
Alan: I know exactly which game in the Price is Right you are referring to. Now I have that yodeling stuck in my head. Haha!
...sculpture, no wonder they move in such an unreal way. Thanks for sharing anyway.
That is some sculpture - and to think the artist even made people looking up at it. Cool!
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