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The World Opens |
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Visitors' Choice Award - Mural Fest 2011 |
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| Painted in 20011 by: Patricia Smart & Olaf Grohs |
Location: Pioneer Crescent, Sheffield | |
| Concept:This is a tongue in cheek look at the poem. I have depicted a sunrise over Cradle Mountain, this is also to symbolise the community area of Sheffield. The world is literally opening from inside a sardine can. The people who have risen to watch “The world open” are the visitors to Sheffield. | ||
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Rebirth |
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Finalist at Mural Fest 2009 |
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| Painted in 2009 by: Gillian Robnick |
Location: Pioneer Crescent, Sheffield | |
| Concept: Hidden deep in the heart of the earth, the molten central core continues to cause geological upheavals which shape our planet, forming islands, continents and seas. Over time, the fertile volcanic soils thus created support rich harvests and an abundance of life forms. | ||
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