Michael Grab’s Cairn Sculptures: Beauties in Balance

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Cairn: noun \ˈkern\ A pile of stones that marks a place (such as the place where someone is buried or a battle took place) or that shows the direction of a trail.

via Balancing Act — My OBT (which shows a good number of amazing images documenting these works)

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Poet and writer, with a background in studio art, art history, and sociology

2 thoughts on “Michael Grab’s Cairn Sculptures: Beauties in Balance”

  2. Mira Tudor, Thank you for the images, information and link. They’re all so clever and dramatic even though by a slight margin I prefer the balanced sculptures in water, such as at the waterfall’s edge and in the wintry stream-scape.

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