Hilda, you find the greatest stuff! I hope you don't mind me classifying this as stuff. This is so cool! First of all I love most public art and sculpture. It makes you stop, look and it invites conversation. Secondly just about everyone likes water features and this one is as unique as it comes. Another great find.
avec la première photo, je m'attendais pas a cette sculpture, superbe, j'adore. with the first picture, I was not expecting this sculpture, beautiful, i love.
Oh, Hilda, this is a great attraction! Thanks for showing this cause I definitely has not seen this any where else! I just like the fine tiny droplets!
Wow, that is quite the outdoor sculpture. It almost makes you want to run into it and get soaked...do kids (and big kids) play in the water on the really hot/humid days.
The artist must love seeing his work become so popular and appreciated.
I can easily understand why people are fascinated - it's a wonder it is still up there. Having "gravity" in the name is very appropriate. This sculpture is something I'd love to see. It's a wonder in itself.
That is too cool for words! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI like this very much! Great image, you're right: this is really fascinating and original. And watery enough...
ReplyDeleteI have never seen anything like this. It is really interesting. It might even be fun to run through on a hot day!
ReplyDeleteNow that is cool! I would have loved to watch them put it together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fascinating sculpture! I would want to stop and admire it myself.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool sculpture. Would love to see it in person.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very unique and creative water sculpture. It almost looks like a spider.
ReplyDeleteIt is a very cool fountain, I like the design.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a huge three-legged spider. Thanks for sharing, Hilda.
ReplyDeleteHilda, this is very cool. i would visit this water art sculpture often. this shows how art can really foster connections among a community.
ReplyDeleteIt is fascinating. I bet everyone likes to take a photo of it or with it.
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I can see why you're enthralled...even if it looks like some giant spider or alien. ;-)
ReplyDeleteActually, quite unusual, and quite attractive.
And very nice photos!
Interesting spot, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMy watery entry, hope you like it too
It is interesting...
ReplyDeletei posted this same sculpture/water feature a few weeks ago.:P this "rock" reminds me of aliens and asteroids from space.:p
ReplyDeleteGreat sculpture. I can see why your would be facinated. I think I would be stopping by to contemplate it very often.
ReplyDeleteHilda, you find the greatest stuff! I hope you don't mind me classifying this as stuff. This is so cool! First of all I love most public art and sculpture. It makes you stop, look and it invites conversation. Secondly just about everyone likes water features and this one is as unique as it comes. Another great find.
ReplyDeleteavec la première photo, je m'attendais pas a cette sculpture, superbe, j'adore.
ReplyDeletewith the first picture, I was not expecting this sculpture, beautiful, i love.
Hahahaha, muntik na akong maligo diyan! My location is just around that area hehehe! Thanks for the visit, Hilda.
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that truly is fascinating
ReplyDeleteStunning structure!
ReplyDeleteHere's to a Watery Wednesday in the Korean side of the world.
It surely is the most original fountain display I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteThese fountains are so happy! You've had your share of water in the Philippines. Glad to see a happy water shot!!!
ReplyDeleteWow. That looks very inviting and it sure is interesting. I am not sure how I would feel about standing under it though....
ReplyDeleteThis is a very interesting fountain. Is that a real rock? I can see why you could spend hours contemplating it!
ReplyDeleteI think this was featured by another fellow blogger very long ago, and it does make quite an attraction. Lovely gravity!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if there is a planet like that hanging up in the outerspace and dripping water down on earth. haha
Really interesting and creative. Great shots Hilda.
ReplyDeleteI can see why people are attracted to this! It's a marriage of man-made and nature made...and it works.
ReplyDeleteThat's the coolest water feature I've seen in a long time, and I'm addicted to garden makeover shows!
ReplyDeleteModern and hug! Very beautiful sculpture!
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Oh, Hilda, this is a great attraction! Thanks for showing this cause I definitely has not seen this any where else! I just like the fine tiny droplets!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is quite the outdoor sculpture. It almost makes you want to run into it and get soaked...do kids (and big kids) play in the water on the really hot/humid days.
ReplyDeleteThe artist must love seeing his work become so popular and appreciated.
totally cool! your pictures ROCK!
ReplyDeleterock, water, light reflection, metal - it is a fascinating play with what nature gives us! It is one I'll remember! Great vision!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing sculpture. I can see why it gets so much attention.
ReplyDeleteI can easily understand why people are fascinated - it's a wonder it is still up there. Having "gravity" in the name is very appropriate. This sculpture is something I'd love to see. It's a wonder in itself.
ReplyDeleteThat is different! I bet everyone who sees it take a picture. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis fascinates me too. I just didn't have the chance to photograph this...
ReplyDeleteWell seen...
I like this stoney spider design.
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative fountain.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! Glad you have shown us the whole thing.
ReplyDeletegravity defying indeed....awesome....
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