Low Flying Cars - Day six

Here is a glimpse of a Sally Lush installation.

Another intruiging assemblage of found and manipulated objects by Sally Lush.

Detail of a sculpture by John Ferguson.

more progress on day five at Low Flying Cars

Artists Margot Symes and Patrick Walls seek a cool resting spot with one of our neighbours.

Matthew Williams grinding away at his large trunk.

Joycelyn Pratt and Malcom begin on their hard stone pieces.

Birgit Lulek playing around with her playful piece.

Low Flying Cars - day five

Pat Walls slimming the arm of his 'girl on the rock'.

Matthew Williams trunk has lost half its mass over the last few days.

Leandro Seixas totara sculpture is really taking shape.

As is Terry Haines piece which is now upright.

Low Flying Cars - Day four

John Ferguson started his peice today

The chainsaw seems to be the most popular tool for the wood sculptors like Terry Haines.

Margot Symes chipping away at her andesite rock.

Dermot Kelly's glass hand sculpture, installed in a pond, basking in the sunlight.

Low Flying Cars - third days action

Sally Lush warping her pipes for her collection of lamps.

Pat Walls 'girl on the rock' is truly coming out of this hard rock here.

Leandro Seixas pulling his piece up to see his form from another angle.

Leandro has been working mainly with a chainsaw these last couple of days on his trunk of totara.

Low Flying Cars - Second Days progress.....

Matthew Williams chipping away at his HUGE log.

















Patrick Walls has made a great start to his 'girl on a rock'.














High school student Samantha working her oamarau stone piece.














Sally Lush's helper Samuel happily jumped into the stream to try out the mirrors.