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Description: | From 'The Bay and other Artwalks': "Exploring the idea of the earth's own language, the artist carved a series of markers in stone. Reflecting the lives of past and present inhabitants, these signs refer to the steel and foundry workers who once toiled on East Moors. A grass amphitheatre or 'crucible' suggests the alchemy of steel-making, and long avenues hint at the historic routes followed by freight wagons. Incised on one side of a large stone is the image of a mother and her young family - on the other a Mexican poem about life's journey." | Subjects: | Sculpture | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Architect: Camlin, Robert Sculptor: Dhanjal, Avtarjeet | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=6719... | Go to resource |
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