Walking Figures

This is one of three sculptures by Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz. A lot of her work was shaped by the pressures of living in Poland during WW ll.
This particular piece examines the loss of individualism and the rise of group mentality.
This work has been on loan to Edmonton and next week is on its way to Europe

[Diana]

Lovely shot of this wonderful and meaningful sculpture.

[moni kozi]

Hmmm... too bad grop mentality for good and constructive ideas does not grow like that...
A very pretty shot

[Helena]

Very meaningful and thought provoking.

[Lee-Ann]

Lovely capture

[Ingrid]

Interesting statue in and info

[Dione Giorgio]

Very meaningful statue and message.

[Valerie Chesney]

I agree... so meaningful... they certainly suffered.

[Gosia]

So interesting

[Fr1da]

Very thoughtful

[Delboy79]

Reminiscent of Antny Gormley's work

[william wooderson]

Somewhere there's a giant in a wheelchair wondering what happened to his legs!

[Mags]

It's kind of neat!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

It sure is poignant and interesting looking.

[Nina Ganci]

interesting sculpture.

[wendy frost]

Interesting find and capture. Seems like it travels a lot.

[gloria jones]

Neat find and capture

[Bill]

Fascinating, lovely picture.

[Karly]

How fortunate for you to have this piece in your city for a bit. I love it!

[bruni]

Interesting sculpture.

[haskar]

I like the works of Magdalena Abakanowicz. But only all of them together make an amazing impression.

[Judith Johnson]

Interesting, just wish I could see the top part more clearly

[Mehnaz]

Wow, very interesting!!

[Mave]

Fascinating

[KWind]

Nice one!

[Lin]

Nicely captured

[Ian George]

Such an interesting piece

[Kathy]

A thoughtful sculpture.

[GaryW]

Interesting sculpture!

[Rick]

Interesting sculpture. Great capture.

[Lou Ann]

So thought provoking. The Polish Jews could teach us a thing or two about survival, couldn’t they?

[bkb in the city]

@365karly1 Jean glad to share this with you

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@bruni Bruni I trust you enjoyed this one

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@haskar Haskar this was the first l had heard of her

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@busylady Judith l trust you still enjoyed this one

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@mehn47 Mehnaz I trust you enjoyed this one

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@mave Mave glad you enjoyed this one

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@kwind Kim glad you liked this one

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@linnypinny Thanks Lin

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@nodrognai Ian l trust you enjoyed this one

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@randystreat Yes Kathy it certainly is

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@thewatersphotos Gary l trust you enjoyed this one

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@rickster549 Thanks Rick

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@louannwarren Yes Lou Ann they certainly can

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@ludwigsdiana Diana glad you enjoyed this one

[bkb in the city]

@monikozi Yes you are right about that. Glad you liked this one

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@helenam Yes Helena it certainly is

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@leestevo Thank you Lee-Ann

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@ingrid01 Ingrid I trust you enjoyed this one

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@sangwann Yes Dione it certainly is

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@happysnaps Yes Valerie they certainly did

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@gosia Gosia I trust you enjoyed this one

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@fr1da Yes it certainly is

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@delboy207 I will have to check that out

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@will_wooderson Thanks William for the comment

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@marlboromaam Mags I trust you enjoyed this one

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@mittens Yes Marilyn it certainly is

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@ninaganci Nina l trust you enjoyed this one

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@wendyfrost Yes Wendy it does which is nice so others can enjoy it

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@seattlite Thanks Gloria

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@bill_gk Bill glad you enjoyed this one