Going strong and green for its third consecutive year, the aRtECYCLE has gradually developed to be a green festival of sculptures crafted from recycled stuff. Here, an Ascot Vale-based pair of artists, Kristina Sundstrom and Benjamin Roberts, has put a sculpture named ‘Not blowing strongly not falling heavily’ on public view. It’s a 2.5 meters by 1.5 meters cube made from several pieces of discarded fabric that took this pair several days to assemble. The sculpture stands proud among a record 170 entries from around the country.
not blowing strongly not falling heavily sculpture
Via: Moonee Valley Leader
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