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Inside Spoken Things

Curving steel rises from the edge of Jasper Green in Tim Macfarlane Reid's Inside Spoken Things. Originally exhibited on Cottesloe Beach at Sculpture by the Sea in 2009, the work now has grass, trees and neighbourhood life as its backdrop. Walk around it and see how the solid forms and the spaces between them change from each side.

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Inside Spoken Things

Find the work at Grant Street and Congdon Street, on the Jasper Green side. Approach from the reserve’s public paths and street-side edge.

Perth sculptor Tim Macfarlane Reid came to art after an earlier career as a chef, including time at Tetsuya's in Sydney, before studying sculpture at the National Art School. His large outdoor works often use Corten steel and take their cues from organic forms and the landscape, with separate elements coming together to create spaces you can look into and through.

Inside Spoken Things was exhibited at Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe in 2009 and purchased by the Town for its permanent collection. Photographs show it on the beach with the Cottesloe Pylon behind it - quite a contrast with its greener home today at Jasper Green.

While you're here, look for Joanna Rhodes' Keeping Mum and Justin Martin's mural nearby. Add the playground and open grass and Jasper Green becomes an easy little art-and-play stop east of the railway.

Sculpture by the Sea - Cottesloe Collection

Tim Macfarlane Reid - Little Rhino Designs

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