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Neagu Imobiliare - Albota, teren intravilan de vânzare 2019 07

Neagu Imobiliare – Albota, teren intravilan de vânzare 2019 07

Albota, teren agricol extraurban, zona Papillon / VSC / Bradu

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Neagu Imobiliare - Pitesti Ultracentral spatiu de birouri de inchiriat 2019 06 28

Neagu Imobiliare – Pitesti Ultracentral spatiu de birouri de inchiriat 2019 06 28

Neagu Imobiliare – Pitești ultracentral de închiriat Spațiu de birou administrativ, disponibil pe 2 etaje de cca. Suprafață utilă de 300 mp; toate facilitățile; 10 euro / mp.

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Mirror image of “Triple Star Head” by Romanian artist Paul Neagu.

Description from the Parks Trust:

“In Triple Star Head the artist has taken the opened up shape of a shooting star and constructed it in three repeated forms firmly bolted together and rooted in the ground. However, the soaring head with its ‘comet tail’ conveys meanings quite contrary to those of a heavy earthbound object. The convention of a blurred photographic image capturing a moving body is relevant here, and the 'tail’, a graphic device used by cartoonists, acts as a visual thrust whilst in fact being an anchor. The shimmering surface of stainless steel worked to swirling textures endows the material with additional resonance in both sunlight and moonlight, heightening the concepts behind Triple Head Star.”

Taken May 2016, Xperia Z3. I chose to share the mirrored image on Instagram simply because the single image lost something when shrunken down to a square; I do like the effect created by the mirror (thinks it brings much more energy, a lot more than the original single picture does) but it wasn’t my first choice because that isn’t what the sculpture or Furzton Lake actually looks like in real life. That’s why I’m adding the single image here instead.