“Volare” (lit. to fly) by Lorenzo Quinn
Brown Hart Gardens
Duke Street, Mayfair
London, October 2009
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6 comments:
Great composition, VP...the stark, circular lines of the sculpture are really set off by the stodgy old red brick building!
For some reason, the photo transported me to a world where I could do what this guy is doing. It felt fantastic. I think art should do this more often.
Ooh I like it!
But the Volare title now has me singing a song from my distant American childhood: "Nel blu dipinto di blu."
:)
Fantastic against the brick chimneys.
Cantare:)
Beautiful photo VP!
Nice! A very apt title too :-)
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