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| This was one of those times when I came across the unexpected and bizarre. The Grand Rassemblement is a creation of sculptures mainly made of concrete (the odd one of wood) by the artist Marcel Gagnon, The movement of tides reveals and hides them. Exhibited on the shoreline of the St. Lawrence River in Sainte-Flavie, in the Lower St. Lawrence, Quebec. |
Saturday, July 28, 2018
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...a fabulous find!
ReplyDeleteIts not Eastern island but also not far away in thought although the figures look to the land and not to the sea. Nice shot Andy.
ReplyDeleteI like that, very special to see!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic, I adore this photo Andy. It is really a nice place.
ReplyDeleteDo not worry if I do not comment every day, during all summer until August 15th I post and comment on the friendly sites only every two days
This makes me uncomfortable...
ReplyDeleteWonderful find--- excellent photo!
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting project. They look like they are marching out of the water.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's very cool! I like it! Beautiful scenery, too.
ReplyDeleteThat is cool!
ReplyDeleteCool. Kind of looks like Easter Island!
ReplyDeleteThis look like pilings from an old wharf that have become sculptures. What a neat idea from this creative artist.
ReplyDeleteThese remind me of the Antony Gormley sculptures off the English coast near Liverpool.
ReplyDeletewow....really cool and a little creepy! haha
ReplyDeleteWow! very imaginative.
ReplyDeleteWow!! That is a cool find, what a neat piece of art that works with the tides.
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