"BoMarzo,El Jardin de las Maravillas"
El jardín fue abandonado durante más de 400 años. El musgo fue conquistando terreno en la roca viva de las estatuas mientras que la leyenda, envuelta entre las supersticiones y miedos de los lugareños, transformó su nombre en el Parque de los Monstruos de Bomarzo. A mediados del siglo XX la familia Bettini se hizo cargo de él y lo restauró, dándole el merecido prestigio y reconocimiento. Hoy podemos visitarlo haciéndonos la imagen de lo que fue, y más sinceramente os digo que al entrar parece que traspasas la dimensión de la realidad para acercarte a lo desconocido"...
(ReadMore)www.mundosophia.com
"Bruno Torfs y su Jardin Fantastico"
www.brunosart.com-Art Sculpture Garden
Cosmic Egg American Museum of Visionary Art
- Baltimore, Maryland USA.
www.andrewlogan.com
The Dreamer
Artist: Pepe Ozan
Golden Gate Park, San Francisco
Temporary Installation
May – September 2007
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Temporary Installation
May – September 2007
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The Dreamer was one of six projects installed
under Leslie Pritchett’s direction as part of the
Black Rock Arts Foundation’s Civic Arts Program
during the summer of 2007. We were very pleased
to have the opportunity to place works that engendered
conversation and encouraged people to reconsider
the role that public art can play in building community.
under Leslie Pritchett’s direction as part of the
Black Rock Arts Foundation’s Civic Arts Program
during the summer of 2007. We were very pleased
to have the opportunity to place works that engendered
conversation and encouraged people to reconsider
the role that public art can play in building community.
“The Black Rock Arts Foundation is changing the way
this city looks at public art, installation by installation.
‘The Dreamer’ is yet another example of the kind
of imaginative artwork that stimulates thoughtful
conversation and enlivens our public spaces.”
~ Gavin Newsom, Mayor of San Francisco
THANKS TO
this city looks at public art, installation by installation.
‘The Dreamer’ is yet another example of the kind
of imaginative artwork that stimulates thoughtful
conversation and enlivens our public spaces.”
~ Gavin Newsom, Mayor of San Francisco
THANKS TO
