Here are someamazing sculpturesmade only of grass! Quite intricately sculpted, must see sculptures! Includes sculptures from elephants to giraffes to even unicorns! We’ve all seen sculptures, but garden art in the form of growing sculptures are spectacular. Mounds of mud mixed with grass or other plants sometimes make for weird yet wonderful works of art. Most of these living green sculptures are simply marvelous.
At the garden show, it was written that “The Dreaming Girl bears witness to the soporific effects of color, scent, texture, birdsong, water, and reflective light.” After the show, this sculpture was purchased by Olivia Harrison, widow of George Harrison, and now has a permanent home in a large Victorian garden at Harrison House in Henley-on-Thames, UK.
The sculpture, In the Garden of Dreams, was made by brother and sister team Sue and Pete Hill.This sculpture was created as a sister to the Mud Maid which can be found at the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall.
Cool and creative Formula 1 car grass figures
Giant’s Head on Woodland Walk: In the grounds of a country house in Cornwall near the fishing village of Mevagissy the Victorian gardens have been restored to their former glory.
Mud Maid on Woodland Walk
Grass-”enlivened” theater in Zurich, Switzerland
The carpet of grass grown from seed was floated in the lake at Akerby Sculpture Park, Sweden. There had been torrential rain for weeks, spring melting of snow, and the fields around the lake were flooded.
National Theater’s Lyttelton flytower (“flytower” is a part of a theatre above the stage), which is the artists’ largest exterior work to date, is the embodiment of Malevich idea in architecture, only it’s green and alive (though for a limited time). Sponsored by Bloomberg and produced by Artsadmin, this $100,000 “living’ installation has transformed the well-known London landmark into a vertical green marvel, on which only clouds and passing airplanes seem to “graze”.
This is an amazing elephant grass sculpture.
Giraffe grass sculpture found in Krasnoyarsk, Siberia during summer time. There’re grass figures of different animals all around the city in summer: these giraffes, hen, elephants, turtles and so on.
Men grass sculpture at Museum Beelden aan Zee in Scheveningen by Wim Quist architects.
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