It’s early and I’m just not sure what I’m looking at. I can see the hearth, but that and what I’m looking at aren’t coming together. Most colorful though.
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It is a very large sculpture and light show currently on display at our local museum. The event takes place after dark. There will probably be a more complete explanation in my post for Monday. What you are looking at probably represents a giant ember in a fire…at least that’s the way I see it.
Crystal Bridges! Sigh….We had been thinking of returning to Arkansas for a visit, once I retired (this past April) until…well, this current situation. I see this is an annual event, although I’m sure the content will be different if we can get out there next year. I never would have guessed “A Hearth” from your picture, so I look forward to your Monday post.
I think the sculpture is supposed to be a glowing ember from a fireplace or firepit. It is probably fifteen feet in diameter. The music and light show that is part of this exhibit just can’t be explained, it has to be experienced.
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It’s early and I’m just not sure what I’m looking at. I can see the hearth, but that and what I’m looking at aren’t coming together. Most colorful though.
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It is a very large sculpture and light show currently on display at our local museum. The event takes place after dark. There will probably be a more complete explanation in my post for Monday. What you are looking at probably represents a giant ember in a fire…at least that’s the way I see it.
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Crystal Bridges! Sigh….We had been thinking of returning to Arkansas for a visit, once I retired (this past April) until…well, this current situation. I see this is an annual event, although I’m sure the content will be different if we can get out there next year. I never would have guessed “A Hearth” from your picture, so I look forward to your Monday post.
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I think the sculpture is supposed to be a glowing ember from a fireplace or firepit. It is probably fifteen feet in diameter. The music and light show that is part of this exhibit just can’t be explained, it has to be experienced.
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It’s certainly colorful and dramatic!
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The photo doesn’t do the presentation justice. There is music and lighting motion that really enhance the experience.
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