Mission Bay
409-499 Illinois
I’m Alive by Tony Cragg – 2004 Stainless Steel
Tony Cragg was born in liverpool in 1949. He attended Gloucestershire College of Art and Design, Cheltenham College, and the Royal College of Art, London (1973-77). Cragg has lived and worked in Wuppertal, Germany, since 1977.
I’m Alive exudes movement and vitality and is the perfect expression of its title. It is simple, serpentine and, despite its highly wrought form and reflective surface, it is very natural. I also love it’s placement, the lawn, just emphasizes all that is right with this piece.
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9 responses to “Mission Bay -I’m Alive”
That’s definitely different. The first shot is really cool.
Nice and elegant ART!
I like it a lot.
Love the contrast with the angles of the building!
I love the sculpture and the view across the water. Even the telephone wires are lyrical.
I really like the top shot.
I’m Alive is a fantastic name for this piece! I like this sculpture very much.
first shot is great!
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What a great sculpture!! I find I’m really drawn to forms and shapes. I love the flow of this one and it’s the perfect surface for reflections!!
Love the sculpture.
Beautiful first shot.
And, the second one shows the setting; perfect.
Thanks.