Walking along such a popular and pretty part of the coast at sunset is a pleasant experience any time of year, during Swell it is made more interesting by the addition of sculptures scattered across the sand and along the esplanade. There are children, dogs and happy snappers everywhere, and even though the signs all say ‘Please don’t climb on the sculptures’, many of them are begging for interaction and it is possible to walk around and through some of the installations. Looking back, I have to wonder whether a theme for the festival could be one of interaction, encouraging children and adults to participate in the piece, firing up their imagination and expressing their creativity.
This gallery is the second of three galleries that I’ll be posting and featuring work from the Swell Sculpture Festival, I hope you enjoy the photographs as much as I enjoyed the exhibition.
Two Black Dogs 
Loving the flying pig! Can’t wait for Sculptures by the Sea Sydney-style…
The piggy was very popular, it is a fun piece and the colour is great against the blue sky. Looking forward to seeing Sculpture by the Sea through your eyes TSL!
They are so imaginative and what a wonderful variety! I’m so glad you took these photos to share… 🙂
The creativity never ceases to amaze me and I’m glad you’re enjoying the photos.
This is stunning, love the sculptures! My favourite has to be the flying pig as I am still giggling after seeing it.
Thank you, and the flying pig was certainly very popular, everybody who saw it walked away smiling.
Amazing! Pure delight, Sam 🙂
Thanks Jo! So happy you enjoyed the photos 🙂