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Golden Section

Wait for the wind. British sculptor Ivan Black's Golden Section is a 3.7-metre-high kinetic sculpture designed to come alive when the air moves it. Its repeating geometric elements shift into new patterns as they turn, making this one Cott artwork where a breezy day can actually improve the view.

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Find Golden Section at Eric Street and Curtin Avenue, on the western side of the train corridor. Use the public corner approach.

Ivan Black combines sculpture, engineering and mathematics to create precisely balanced works that change form when energy is introduced. Repeated geometric elements are a recurring feature of his practice, with movement transforming what initially looks like a fixed structure into a sequence of different shapes. Golden Section is made from aluminium and stainless steel and is powered simply by the wind.

The sculpture was exhibited at Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe in 2016, where it received the Cottesloe Acquisition Award and joined the permanent collection.

You'll find it near Eric Street and Curtin Avenue. If it's still when you arrive, give it a moment - a passing breeze may completely change what you're looking at. Several other public artworks are nearby, making this an easy stop on an inland Cott wander.

Ivan Black

Ivan Black - outdoor kinetic sculptures

Sculpture by the Sea - Cottesloe Collection

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