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| Steel Cactus |
"The cactus thrives
in the desert
while the fern thrives
in the wetland.
The fool will try
to plant them
in the same
flowerbox...
The child will turn
it around properly so
that the fern is in
the shade, and
not the cactus."
Vera Nazarian
"The flight from boredom
is the mother of all art."
Rudiger Safranski
All?
Peter Keresztury,
Photographer - Sculptor
- Producer - Director
- Curator.
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Driving around the
neighborhoods of Novato CA
one see's great natural
beauty, hills, meadows,
horses. . . ART!
We have long admired
these steel cactus, and
spinning kinetic
sculptures adorning
the front lawn of a
nice house in
a pleasant
Novato neighborhood.
"Let's knock on the door.
Let's leave a note!"
I wanted to know.
Marin Open Studios
Was on Saturday,
and sure enough
the house with the
sculptures had a
welcoming M.O.S. sign!
You can learn about
this Marin Artist
Here.
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Thank YOU
Friend!
Warmly, cloudia
I suspect you have made a new friend.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet him, he makes great art.
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat display of art, thank you for introducing us to such a talented artist Cloudia.
ReplyDeleteMerci beaucoup for your curiosity Cloudia.. very good link with movies showing these artistic endeavours in motion! Open house is such a good idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks Friends!!
ReplyDeleteVery talented!
ReplyDeleteI agree! Gotta get one of those steel cactus'
ReplyDeletePeter Kreeszbury's yard scullptures are striking.
ReplyDeleteI love them too! Thanks Angel
ReplyDeleteAmazing stuff. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI like the fern and cactus bit
ReplyDeleteCool stuff! I never knew that Novato had so much to offer. Wonder if he got the inspiration for his steel cactus from "Steel Magnolias"???
ReplyDeletePeter Keresztury has got some cool stuff.
ReplyDeleteAmazing artworks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful artist indeed! His works are marvelous thanks for sharing them and him. I like the idea of leaving a note, or a secret package, (of joy) on someone's doorstep. Thanks for reminding me of what we used to do in our neighborhood when my children were little. You know I should do it again!
ReplyDeleteThanks! What fun
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