Memory Is Creation Without End
A public art sculpture in Sydney, Australia, created in 2000 by Japanese sculptor Kimio Tsuchiya. It features sandstone blocks from old city landmarks arranged in a spiral, symbolizing the connection of past, present, and future.

šŸ“œ Public art sculpture by Japanese artist Kimio Tsuchiya, installed in 2000. šŸ” Located at the edge of Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens, it reuses sandstone blocks from historical city structures.

Why Go

šŸŒŠ Represents the Tarpeian Way Quarry, acknowledging miners' work.
šŸŒ€ Spiral pattern symbolizes the intertwining of past, present, and future.
šŸ›ļø Incorporates relics from demolished landmarks like Pyrmont Bridge.
šŸ™ļø Offers views of the modern Sydney skyline.

Tips

šŸ“ Find it at 4 Macquarie St, Sydney.

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