
‘At The Temple’
…colourful decorative figure on a hindu family temple…

‘At The Temple’
…colourful decorative figure on a hindu family temple…

‘Kaleidoscope 21’
…actually, a kat-leidoscope: a close up of feline fur reimagined as a mandala.
see it, stroke it!…

‘Kaleidoscope 19’
Red Telephone Box , my recent photo post, gets the kaleidoscopic treatment, radiating zigzags of bold colour. an emergency call?

‘Kaleidoscope 18’
…an aeonium mosaic – floral tiles bring smiles!…

‘Prongs’
…one is good, but three are better…

‘Paint It! IV’
…a colourful scene from a town that loves its art!…

‘Paint It! III’
…a colourful scene from a town that loves its art!…

‘Paint It! II’
…a colourful scene from a town that loves its art!…

‘Paint It!’
…a colourful scene from a town that loves its art!…

‘Pretty As A Picture’
…flora, framed…

‘Kaleidoscope 17’
…a stranger hydrangea…

‘Kaleidoscope 16’
…from the apartment art department…

‘Sculpture: Point Leo Estate XIV’
…that’s one sharp sculpture!…

‘Sculpture: Point Leo Estate XIII’
‘Sunrise East March’, Ugo Rondinone, 2007.

‘Sculpture : Point Leo Estate XII’
‘Laura’, Jaume Plensa, 2013.
“With its softly modelled features, Laura is typical of the artist’s series of monumental female heads with their eyes closed in reverie or meditation. Viewed from the front, the heads are exaggeratedly narrow…. However, when viewed from the side, Laura appears fully modelled and naturalistic. This interplay of perceptions is a feature of Plensa’s work generally”.

‘Sculpture: Point Leo Estate XI’
‘Eagle’, Bruce Armstrong, 2002.
…a huge sculpture, this – one big bird!…

‘Sculpture: Point Leo Estate X’
‘Languorous Repose’, Albert Paley, 2013.

‘Sculpture: Point Leo Estate IX’
‘Big Boy’, Zadok Ben-David, 2016.
…so clever – cut from a single sheet of steel, this large 2D sculpture creates a 3D illusion…

‘Sculpture: Point Leo Estate VIII’
‘Nautilus – Study With Three Legs’, Geoffrey Bartlett, 2011.