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de Bri, Orla
View February 2006: Installation of 16 foot bronze sculpture by Orla de Bri at the top of Grafton Street
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The Grafton Street location has been earmarked by the Dublin City Arts Office and Dublin City Council as a temporary sculpture site. Working with the Solomon Gallery, Dublin, the strategy is to change the sculptures every six months. Last June, Sophie Ryder's large bronze 'Lady Hare & Dog' was the first sculpture to be installed and was warmly received by Dubliners and critics alike.
Orla de Bri's sculpture entitled 'Quiet Mind' is a 16ft pyramid shape bronze in a blue patina with a crouched figure which sits in a polished cut-out section of the pyramid. Sitting among the hustle and bustle of Grafton Street, this pensive figure is sitting quietly reflecting on life.
Orla is also working towards a major solo exhibition entitled Shadow at the Solomon which opens on March 6th 2006.
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