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An Interlude From a Busy Life

An Interlude

Taking an interlude from a busy life as seen through carved stone sculptures by Dominic Benhura.

A stone sculpture of a figure holding a smaller figure, set on a rock base, with lush green grass and a modern building reflected in the background.
Swing Me Mama

These are two sculptures from my stroll at the Texas Sculpture Garden. Other sculptures from the same garden were featured on One Step at a Time #5.

A modern abstract sculpture made of gray stone, featuring geometric shapes and angular forms, displayed on a stone base in a grassy area.
The Cartwheel

Posted for Debbie’s Six Word Saturday and Weekly Prompts – Interlude


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I am curious to know your thoughts.

17 responses to “An Interlude From a Busy Life”

  1. Firstly, I’ve just found this post in the Weekly Prompts spam folder along with two others, and I’ve no idea why that should be. I love your sculptures, Pepper, and I thank you for taking part in the Interlude challenge.

    1. Oh WP. No worries, Sue. I have found comments in my spam folder a few times as well. 😉

  2. I can tell what the top one is. The second one makes me use my imagination.

    1. I think it is supposed to be a little girl doing a cartwheel. 😉

      1. Wow, the imagination is amazing!

        1. Yes, it is. 😁

  3. Cool carved sculptures, I really like them!

    1. Glad you liked them, Donna. They made me happy and brightened my day. 😉

  4. These are interesting sculptures – just like the last ones which were centered on work life. This is better – how to take a time-out!

    1. I agree. I much rather focus on having fun. 😉

  5. One can only imagine the time it must have taken to make these pieces. Great photos!

    1. Thanks, Maria. The sculptor is an amazing artist. I can’t even draw a stick figure. Carving hard stone seems impossible to me.

  6. I’ve been enjoying these sculptures!

    1. So glad to know that. The artists are amazing. 😊

  7. Beautiful photos. The artist achieved a wonderful sense of movement.

    1. Thanks, Suzette. You are so right about the artist. It is hard to believe that it is hard stone. Amazing talent on the part of the artist. 😉

      1. You are welcome.

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