One Word Sunday | Read/Red. Hosted by Debbie at Travel with Intent
Red/Read
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Finding red
Lang Ea, Pop! Boom! Bang! Sculpture in the Gardens, 2018. Image: Su Leslie
Red is a benevolent dictatorship.
— James Jannard, founder Oakley Inc.
Patti’s challenge was to ‘find something red.’ My personal challenge is not to go overboard with this. I love red; red clothes, red lipstick, red food, red cars and (I’m not sure I realised this, red art).
Long ago (and far away). Red as armor in the days of office politics and shoulder pads. Image: The Big T, 1991.
“My Luve is like a red, red rose” Robert Burns. Image: Su Leslie 2020
Dessert. Image: Su Leslie 2019
Pomegranate. Image: Su Leslie 2018
Pohutukawa flowers. Image; Su Leslie 2019
Seeing double. Image: Su Leslie 2019
Work in progress: The Big T’s cafe racer. Image: Su Leslie 2018
Chen Wenling, Harbour. Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi, 2015. Image: Su Leslie
And I know I’ve posted the Anish Kapoor sculpture before, but surely this fits Patti’s brief very well. Red art on a monumental scale: it is 85 metres long, and each end is 25m x 8m.
Red, of course, is the colour of the interior of our bodies. In a way it’s inside out, red.
— Anish Kapoor
Anish Kapoor, Dismemberment, Site 1, 2009. Gibbs Farm Sculpture Park, NZ. Image: Su Leslie
Anish Kapoor, Dismemberment, Site 1, 2009. Gibbs Farm Sculpture Park, NZ. Image: Su Leslie
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge | find something red
Red
Image: Su Leslie 2019
The strawberries and pomegranates are both finished for the season. Just sweet, tart memories of how red is the colour of surprise.
Posted to Debbie’s One Word Sunday | red
Friday flowers
Chinese lanterns, seen at Auckland Botanic Gardens. Image: Su Leslie, 2017
Friday flowers
Red camellia. Image: Su Leslie, 2017
