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13. Yes I always assume nature wins out over machine because of course the horse can get off the stacks.

Sat Dec 2, 2017, 03:47 PM

Dec 2017

can adapt.

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It is a work of art, No? [View all] rogerballard Dec 2017 OP

Thing of junkyard beauty. democratisphere Dec 2017 #1

Horses are always so beautiful. Even when made out of junk. applegrove Dec 2017 #2

I totally agree... rogerballard Dec 2017 #4

That is beautiful yet disturbing... rogerballard Dec 2017 #9

Art is an artful, creative expression... a glimpse into the RestoreAmerica2020 Dec 2017 #3

It really was stunning... rogerballard Dec 2017 #5

Kick for art nm AmericanActivist Dec 2017 #7

Do All The Good You Can... rogerballard Dec 2017 #8

Nice reminder AmericanActivist Dec 2017 #12

Where is this? zanana1 Dec 2017 #11

no idea where it is now... rogerballard Dec 2017 #15

Is that Jenny Horstman's work? Drahthaardogs Dec 2017 #14

I am not sure who did this... rogerballard Dec 2017 #16

This sculpture is called "Gold Fever" rogerballard Dec 2017 #17

Cool. Jenny does similar work Drahthaardogs Dec 2017 #18