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20-FEB-2005

Sphere *
by MadCat108

It is a sculpture of the Italian artist Arnaldo Pomodoro. Located at the Senate building of Tel-Aviv University in Israel.

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Date/Time20-Feb-2005 10:30:05
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Sony Forums Challenges24-Jul-2005 12:06
Thanks for the added info, MadCat108. MFC
MadCat108 24-Jul-2005 09:42
Thanks for all your comments. Here is the original thread about this sculpture with one more photo :
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1009&message=13420945
Unfortunately its the old version of postprocessing (little worse :) but you can see the whole thing there and some other similar sculptures by same author around the world in the reply posts.
ctfchallenge24-Jul-2005 08:21
Fascinating scuplpture, Madcat. Thank you for sharing this with us! The imaage does indeed take on the appearance of mutli layered image. If not for your description of the subject, I would never have guessed what I was looking at ;-)
Markjay
Sony Forums Challenges23-Jul-2005 15:58
Madcat108, I really like this arrangement of sphere within sphere...beautiful bronze coloring and depth of shadows. It seems so familiar, yet so other-wordly. Very nice capture of this dimensional piece of art. MFC
Katherine Stanback's Photos23-Jul-2005 09:22
Very interesting scupture - I really like it!
Guest 22-Jul-2005 22:04
how unusual -- it looks like some kind of digital rendering. I really like this.
Guest 22-Jul-2005 14:57
Neat. I appreciate that this forum attracts such interesting people from around the world. Images I'm not likely to see without it.