Really good!

By David Shrigley, 2016, forecourt, National Gallery Victoria. Interestingly, it was originally conceived as a satirical gesture, for the fourth plinth in London's Trafalgar Square, in the immediate aftermath of the UK's decision to leave the EU.

6 tonnes and 7 metres high, the brass sculpture was brought from Southampton to Port Melbourne for installation at the NGV and will be here until April 2024.

[Korcsog Károly]

Great photo of this creation!

[Susan Wakely]

I like the thumbs up.

[Rob Z]

LOL - it seems to be a fittingly Aussie sculpture...

[Rob Z]

PS Super lighting on it...

[Phil Howcroft]

looks cool , leaving the EU was always going to be a disaster

[Wendy Stout]

Great stuff 👍

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Junan Heath]

Cool shot!

[Yao RL]

This is a mighty big ok!

[Bill]

That is one big thumb.

[Diana]

A fabulous find and capture!

[Boxplayer]

Excellent

[Joan Robillard]

The first time I commented I thought this was a modern art piece now I see what it is and can appreciate it more.

[Wylie]

good to see, thanks for sharing. I always wonder how Victoria claims to be National!

[Jacqueline]

Cool shot!

[bkb in the city]

Very cool idea

[Dione Giorgio]

Never seen as big a thumb like this compared to the other fingers. I like your capture of it.

[Margaret Brown]

A super capture

[Suzanne]

Good morning and a very big thumbs up for all your comments.
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@sangwann @craftymeg

LOL about NGV. People from other states and territories just don't seem to get that this is the centre!! As an ex-Canberra person, my husband comments on the NGV all the time. @pusspup