Phone Photography Contest N° 76; Strange recycled metal sculpture (Eng - Esp)
Hello photography-loving friends, I wish you a great week. Today marks the beginning of September. I hope it brings many blessings; love, health, and prosperity to every family. This is my entry for the 76th annual phone photography contest moderated by @untilwelearn. Yesterday, I walked past the museum and was struck by a curious sculpture located next to a large tree very close to the library of the Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho Museum. The sculpture was apparently made from recycled metal.
Hola amigos amantes de la fotografía, deseo que tengan una excelente semana, hoy iniciamos el mes de septiembre espero que este venga cargado de grandes bendiciones; amor, salud y prosperidad en cada familia, esta es mi entrada para el concurso de fotografía telefónica moderado por @untilwelearn, en su edición número 76, el día de ayer pasé por el frente del museo y me llamó la atención una curiosa escultura ubicada al lado de un gran árbol que está muy cerca de la biblioteca del museo Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho, la escultura al parecer fue hecha con material de reciclado de metal.
The sculpture has a strange shape. I took several photographs of it from the front and sides, but I couldn't figure out what it was. It's a striking figure because of its shape. At first, I thought it was linked to music, but upon closer inspection, I realized it had nothing to do with music. I'd seen it before, but yesterday I looked at it in detail, and it's very striking. Perhaps its shape and combination of elements make it stand out and distinguish itself among the many plants next to the museum. Several pieces of metal were used in its construction, such as bars, a rubber ring, which serves as support for the structure, as well as a piece of gear and brass remains. After observing it for several minutes, I came to the conclusion that it's a tree. The bars at the top are the crown, the rods and pieces on the sides are the branches, and the ring is the pot where it's planted.
What shape do you think the sculpture has? I'll read you in the comments
La escultura tiene tiene una forma extraña, le tomé varias fotografías de frente y en los costados pero no pude descifrar de que se trata, es una figura llamativa por su forma, primero pensé que te estaba vinculada con la música, pero al acercarme y observar detenidamente no tiene nada que ver con la música, la había visto anteriormente pero ayer la observé en detalle y es muy llamativa, tal vez su forma y combinación de elementos hacen que resalte y se distinga entre las muchas plantas que hay al lado del museo; en su elaboración se emplearon varias piezas de metal como rejas, rin de caucho, el cual sirve de soporte a la estructura, también una pieza de engranaje y restos de latón, después de observarla durante varios minutos, llegué a la conclusión que se trata de un árbol, la reja en la parte superior es la copa, las cabillas y piezas a los lados serían las ramas y el rin la maceta donde está sembrada.
¿Qué forma crees que tiene la escultura? Te leo en los comentarios
Blessings!
¡Bendiciones!
Translated with https://www.deepl.com/translator
All images are my own.
Todas las imágenes son de mi autoría.
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What a beautiful and unusual sculpture! I've never seen anything like it before. I love that it was made with recycled materials.
What beautiful photographs.
Have a beautiful day.
Saludops @miprimerconcurso, la escultura tiene una forma extraña y un diseño
original, al estar hecha con material reciclado se aprovechan los recursos para hacer arte.
Que tengas una excelente semana! 🌸🌻
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All three sculptures looks so cool and creative!!!!💯
Greetings @noemilunastorta, it has an odd shape but it's eye-catching. ❤️
Have a great week!