Maman by Louise Bourgeois
Tate Modern, Bankside
London, January 2008
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8 comments:
Monster!
Looks dangerous...
Maman means? Or is it a madman. Or a huge, mad spider. Yikes!
Creepy and wonderful.
How cool!
Awesome.
@ Jacob: Maman is "Mom" in French. It's a striking statue, but then again it's Louise Bourgeois.
@ Ciel - Thanks. I can always count on you to learn something and I appreciate that a lot!
Bellissima foto e scultura!(peraltro famosissima)
Thanks!
Haha I remember that too! I also saw in Paris. It's surprisingly mobile for its size ;-)
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