I had a friend ask me to find an iconic photograph for him of the city where we worked. I went to town on a day when the clouds in the sky were very interesting. I shot a few different photographs. He picked this one as his favourite. This sculpture can be found downtown along the waterfront. It is 21 metres high and the quills move in the wind. This work references the iconic indigenous thunderbird. When the exposition was over it was shipped across the country and erected in Barrie.
I’m still using Prussian Blue acrylic paint. I’m realising that I quite like this deep blue colour.
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