Set in some rather expansive grounds there were many more pieces that caught my eye. Here are just a few of them.
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I almost missed this piece but spotted it just as we were about to leave. These ceramic insects were spread across a wall and down a flight of stairs. The colours and shapes were beautiful but my fear of bugs stopped me venturing down the stairs.
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Lucy and Jorge Orta
The Longside Gallery at the far end of the park was filled with pieces by this sculpting duo. I was especially drawn to the hearts in the top piece. each made out of a different material. The figure standing outside also looked very sticking against the landscape.
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Henry Moore
It wouldn't be a trip to a Yourkshire sculpture park without a bit of Henry Moore. I'm not the biggest fan of his work but I did like this reclining figure with her tiny head.
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Peter Liversidge
I loved this piece. I am always drawn to neon and lighted signs and seeing this in the middle of a leafy park gave a great contrast.
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Sophie Ryder
I was hard to tell what this large piece was made of from far away but as we came closer we could see it was made up of a mesh of wire. The spit down the middle added another interesting view and showed just how dense the wire was.
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Niki de Saint Phalle
This brightly coloured figure was one of the first pieces to really catch my eye. I loved all the different styles of mosaic and especially liked the eye motifs.
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As we were walking further around the sculpture park we cam across this money tree. I'm not sure if it was meant to be part of the sculpture trail as I can't find out any information about it online. I liked it all the same. Anyone know any more about it?
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Winter/Horbelt
This was probably my favorite piece and definitely the one I spent the most time investigating. The industrial structure sat in contrast to the leafy, green, natural surroundings. Looking at the view through the different layers of metal mesh gave it a different perspective and I really enjoyed venturing around the inside of the structure.