Yesterday the Cultural Centre today Brookfield Place! Although spotted all over town during Fringe World this is home base for the Stormie Mills Brookfield Bunnies.. I can't help wondering how long it took before the 3m tall pink bunny became invisible to the office workers in the surrounding sky-rise glass towers :) I think they're fun, might be nice if one stayed around after the festival, just to pop up and surprise us now and then! Going into the city today to see the first part of a three day giant story (sneak peak), tres exciting! Have a good Friday, take care and stay safe..
I like how the bunny contrasts so well with the background in that shot.
ReplyDeleteImagine seeing one of these things unexpectedly late at night though.
That's a big bunny butt!
ReplyDeleteI do love these pink bunnies! Great way to start my day!! Hope you're getting ready for a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting that Brookfield Place here is always involved in big events that take place and usually has great art installations too. The company must have an art heart!
ReplyDeleteWe are heading into the deep freeze here starting now - it is already -14˚C and it is only 1 pm!
Sure, I pass by pink bunnies every day. :-)
ReplyDeleteFunny sentinels :)
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ReplyDeleteSo when should I expect my bunny parcel? :-)
ReplyDeleteGotta love the persistence of this bunny. It's everywhere!! ;)
ReplyDeleteA funny idea, but why they are faceless?
ReplyDelete"I have my eye on you... all of you." Where are the pink elephants?????
ReplyDeleteThose bunnies are really nice. I just can't stop thinking of the Energizer bunny though everytime I see them. Goes to show they had a great advertising campaign.
ReplyDeleteLovely perspectives!!
ReplyDeleteThey are too much fun. We need one here!
ReplyDeleteYes! The Energizer Bunny!
ReplyDeleteAre they portable? Could you, say, put one outside the mayor's door?
ReplyDeleteA fun decoration. Giant story????
ReplyDeleteI quite like these tall fellows. Jeff Koons' Puppy seems a similar vein
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Hard to imaging them becoming invisible Grace but you are right. The people who pass them every day eventually take no notice. People to greet and appointments to keep.
ReplyDeleteThese buns are GIANT!
ReplyDeleteInteresting...you don't see many of those nowadays.
ReplyDeleteYou can't miss the bunnies, they catch your eye.
ReplyDeleteVery clever set Grace, well thought out..
ReplyDeleteYour pink bunny brings to mind the big blue bear in Denver. Cute!
ReplyDeleteVibrant as they undoubtedly are Grace, is it just me who finds them a wee bit sinister and creepy without a face? I liked your reflection shots - not easy to portray.
ReplyDeleteVibrant as they undoubtedly are Grace, is it just me who finds them a wee bit sinister and creepy without a face? I liked your reflection shots - not easy to portray.
ReplyDeleteLove this pink bunny, and the city reflections are very nice.
ReplyDeleteThose bunnies are so cute and they would be fun to have hanging around a little longer than usual. But, now I'm wondering how are they stored the rest of the year. They are quite large, she would need a very large storage facility.
ReplyDeleteThe pink bunny certainly has a presence in the alternative city colours. And he's faceless. That is a little unsettling.
ReplyDeletethe bunnies are very fun!
ReplyDeleteHa ha.
ReplyDeleteA big SMILE from me in Stavanger.
ReplyDeleteI find the architecture of this center amazing!
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