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WE FIND OURSELVES IN NATURE (THEME, ENVIRONMENTAL)

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TIM MACFARLANE REID

2011

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Town of Victoria Park Public Art Collection

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Artist statement: “In keeping with the ‘environment’ theme, I have designed a sculpture which is reminiscent of natural flora forms found in the Kensington Bushland environment, without simply reproducing a specific vegetation species.
The three upright forms are inspired by both the fragile and the robust vegetation of the bushland. The stainless steel form is influenced by varieties of the orchids found in the bushland”

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cwa-org-203-PA14

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Stainless Steel

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KENSINGTON BUSHLAND, END OF ETWELL STREET (OFF KENT STREET)

Town of Victoria Park

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