| Sculpture
by Ms Mika Ebata of Japan
Reminder of bush fires - a stark burnt tree trunk is circled by this huge "ring" when viewed from directly in front. Below: Ms Ebata carving logs with a chain saw to construct her sculpture.
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Sculpture
by Ms Ser Odyn Sarantsatsral of Mongolia
This log "horse" is constructed of wood and set on four iron wheels from the old logging carts. It is perched to look out across some of the most lovely wild forests and wine growing areas in the Great Dividing Range.
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Sculpture
by Ms Brigid Cole-Adams of Australia
Brigid Cole-Adams is well known for constructing fragile structures from natural and found objects, she recalls and explores the impact made upon the Australian environment by development and settlement. |
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International Association of and the UNESCO and Australian National
Committee (ANC) producing this event/ permanent sculpture site. Convenor
of this International Sculpture Event, Ernst Fries, Healsville/Yarra
Glen Road, Yarra Glen, Victoria, Australia 3775. The ANC is a national
organisation based in Melbourne. All office bearers and active members
must be professional artists. Membership is open to all visual artists
of professional standing.The ANC/AIAA : Contact P.O.Box 112, Surrey Hills,
Victoria, Australia 3127
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page had been photographed and designed by ER,
researched and written Dr
Juliet Peers.
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