wow. so powerful and beautiful. thanks for taking those word photos and sharing them.
seems this mood of taking flight is in the air these days. here's an image that i posted this morning, together with a winged quote: http://100parts.wordpress.com/
What an amazing installation; it took a while before I could see how the paper aeroplanes where held there. But it seems very perishable, how does it not get destroyed by wind and rain, or does it?
Lucy, very good point! It seems to have been there for a few weeks already and to be scheduled to stay until September. I took the photos very quickly, passing by on the way to an inside event. I'll have to go back and take a more careful look.
Absolutely stunning. At first I thought they were actually flying away into the sky - which would be marvellous - but now I see the sheets are attached by strings. Either way it's a brilliant concept and execution, and so are your photos.
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wow. so powerful and beautiful. thanks for taking those word photos and sharing them.
seems this mood of taking flight is in the air these days. here's an image that i posted this morning, together with a winged quote: http://100parts.wordpress.com/
What an amazing installation; it took a while before I could see how the paper aeroplanes where held there. But it seems very perishable, how does it not get destroyed by wind and rain, or does it?
Lucy, very good point! It seems to have been there for a few weeks already and to be scheduled to stay until September. I took the photos very quickly, passing by on the way to an inside event. I'll have to go back and take a more careful look.
Great installation! I'll in London in September--perhaps in time to see it?
Absolutely stunning.
At first I thought they were actually flying away into the sky - which would be marvellous - but now I see the sheets are attached by strings.
Either way it's a brilliant concept and execution, and so are your photos.
I saved this in my reader to look at again.
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