Artwork by the beach
East Sands, St Andrews, Fife
The artwork next to the beach at the south end of the East Sands.
There's a poem carved into the concrete walls, as can be seen below.
There's a poem carved into the concrete walls, as can be seen below.
A section from the above photo to show the poem. It reads across three walls:
“ to pry apart a sunbeam and find yellow like imperfect gilding, violet and purplish black lacquer of a lobster claw, bottle-green depths and dandelion interiors, the frilly white of shoreline and seashell, and all light's silverwork laid bare in a solution of common salt on the common sand ”
Exactly as shown. We make no comment.
“ to pry apart a sunbeam and find yellow like imperfect gilding, violet and purplish black lacquer of a lobster claw, bottle-green depths and dandelion interiors, the frilly white of shoreline and seashell, and all light's silverwork laid bare in a solution of common salt on the common sand ”
Exactly as shown. We make no comment.
