a p.s. to my last blog
with an apology to those
who find it hard to read the red font
just another thought about the work of the panel
and those in creswick who are busy
trying to undermine that work
allow me to comfort you dear creswick citizens
with the thought that when i was in the same position
designing the 'architectural fragment'
many hated the idea of a piece of broken architecture
in the main street of melbourne,
but i persevered and won the council over
although not many of the populace
however, in time, the work got installed
and has grown into one of melbourne's icons
and a very well loved sculpture
which over the years has received a few awards
of being the most popular sculpture in town
and recently was included in
the top 25 creative sculptures in the world.
and more recently the prestigious magazine
architectural digest
surveyed 11 of the world's most fascinating
sculptures and the fragment was one of them
and more recently the prestigious magazine
architectural digest
surveyed 11 of the world's most fascinating
sculptures and the fragment was one of them
so, dear citizens of creswick
please hang in there
don't take any notice of those undermining the work
you'll be surprised what will eventuate
when the work is in place and people,
especially through the eyes of their kids,
will start to enjoy it
and it will be a much visited and photographed work
when the work is in place and people,
especially through the eyes of their kids,
will start to enjoy it
and it will be a much visited and photographed work
just like my fragment
petrus april 2016
Hi Mr Spronk,
ReplyDeleteI am a year 8 student doing a project on your work "The Architectural Fragment." I have been trying to find out approximately how big the piece it is, what materials were used and what techniques did you use when making it?
I hope you are able to help me