20 Replies to “Garden Art: Stones on Rustic Plinths”
Wonderful! They look as they though are stone guardians waiting to come to life.
That’s a good interpretation.
My mind turns to fancy whenever it can.
I marvel at how jarring such natural materials as stone and wood can be in a woodsy setting.
The art claims the eye more powerfully than the trees.
Now that is something I wouldn’t have thought of. I must think about it now.
Nice!
Thanks!
This place looks so soothing! Symbolism is beautiful here too. If we have a firm foundation – it’s hard to knock us off course! 🙂
Thank you for sharing this!
That’s a good thought.
I’m not sure about this one. Looks like the artist hadn’t put too much effort into this – grab a couple of random used beams and plonk a couple of stones on top. I like to see some creativity.
Some of the art I came in contact with in my youth was exceedingly minimalist… remember the pile of bricks there was such a fuss about? I quite like it being something the average gardener could attempt if they wanted.
I like it, but my first thought was that it would fail a risk assessment, lol!!!
Let’s hope it’s more firmly attached than it looks.
How beautiful. I always enjoy art that becomes part of nature’s art.
I like the way it suggests that stone is worthy of our attention.
They look like they might be talking to each other!
They do!
Hmm. Interesting. I like stone in the garden, not sure how I feel about the plinths.
This one has divided opinions, but it’s natural that we all have different tastes in art and accessories.
Susan Rushton 
Wonderful! They look as they though are stone guardians waiting to come to life.
That’s a good interpretation.
My mind turns to fancy whenever it can.
I marvel at how jarring such natural materials as stone and wood can be in a woodsy setting.
The art claims the eye more powerfully than the trees.
Now that is something I wouldn’t have thought of. I must think about it now.
Nice!
Thanks!
This place looks so soothing! Symbolism is beautiful here too. If we have a firm foundation – it’s hard to knock us off course! 🙂
Thank you for sharing this!
That’s a good thought.
I’m not sure about this one. Looks like the artist hadn’t put too much effort into this – grab a couple of random used beams and plonk a couple of stones on top. I like to see some creativity.
Some of the art I came in contact with in my youth was exceedingly minimalist… remember the pile of bricks there was such a fuss about? I quite like it being something the average gardener could attempt if they wanted.
I like it, but my first thought was that it would fail a risk assessment, lol!!!
Let’s hope it’s more firmly attached than it looks.
How beautiful. I always enjoy art that becomes part of nature’s art.
I like the way it suggests that stone is worthy of our attention.
They look like they might be talking to each other!
They do!
Hmm. Interesting. I like stone in the garden, not sure how I feel about the plinths.
This one has divided opinions, but it’s natural that we all have different tastes in art and accessories.