I went to
Yorkshire Sculpture Park again yesterday. It's half term, so it was a great opportunity to immerse my son Freddy in a bit of culture. Also, when I went last week the
Jaume Plensa exhibit wasn't fully open to the public, so this was my first chance to see the work inside the Underground Gallery.
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| 50 metre curtain of poetry made of suspended steel letters |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| These are breathtaking - and the pictures do not show their ethereal quality |
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There are pulsating lights above these sculptures, which has the effect of making the carved
stone pieces look like holographic images |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
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| Jaume Plensa - Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2011 |
Three trips to Yorkshire Sculpture Park in the past month is more than sufficient to gather ample research and ideas for a new collection of work. No more avoidance tactics - head down.
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