Sculptures by artist Bruno Torfs.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
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2 comments:
what a tragedy...it must have been truly beautiful to walk through the forest and behold these works of art around each bend--like they had grown there naturally. very cool that the artist is getting right back into things to help restore this feast for the eyes.
The woman and her dog growing into the bank of the water is the best of the lot. Imagine just walking and coming across that.
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