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Relationship: Together Series

Two sweeping steel forms lean, cross and seem to hold one another in Ron Gomboc's Relationship: Together Series. The title gives you a clue, but the sculpture does the rest - two individual forms finding balance together. Its position beside Grant Marine Park gives you plenty of room to walk around it and let the relationship change with your viewpoint.

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Relationship: Together Series

Find the work at the Grant Street-Marine Parade corner of Grant Marine Park. Approach from the public park path near the northern entrance.

Slovenian-born WA artist Ron Gomboc has spent decades exploring human relationships through sculpture. In his Together works, separate abstract forms come into contact without losing their individual identities - a simple idea that can suggest partnership, family, friendship or whatever connection you bring to it.

Made from forged steel, Relationship: Together Series was exhibited at Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe in 2011 and acquired for Cottesloe's permanent collection. Gomboc's forms have an almost drawn quality, like thick lines sweeping through space rather than a solid block of metal.

You'll find it beside Grant Marine Park where Grant Street meets the coast. The shady grass and playground make this an easy stop with kids, while the beach is just across the road and down a coastal path. If you want to keep exploring, Icarus 4 and Jean-Pierre Rives' Untitled are nearby - three very different sculptures within a short wander.

Ron Gomboc - Gomboc Gallery

Sculpture by the Sea - Cottesloe Collection

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