This week I had to go to the hospital for my treatment. It ended after just two days because I managed to pick up a bug and was really sick. On the the first day, I arrived and was told I had an hours wait, so instead of sitting in the corridor I went for a little trek over to the main hospital where I took this photo of the Sculpture.
A sculpture at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, made in 2013 by Richard Thornton. It is in a double helix steel structure. I wanted to get a good photo but it was really sunny and I couldn’t see my phone. This is the best I could do. It’s quite interesting though. I shared it on a group on Facebook because I’m convinced I can see an image of Death with his Scythe. Someone else saw a big blue eye with a white eyebrow! The shape of the sculpture and it’s mirrored surface makes for some interesting finds.
I actually felt quite warm sitting there enjoying my Costa Coffee in the sunshine. The journey was more than a little trek though and by the time I got back to the ward my chair was waiting. As soon as I was hooked up to the IV I went to sleep!
I hope you are feeling better now.
What an interesting sculpture.
It sounds like you had a lovely adventure. x
Lovely with all those reflections #Blogtober
What a lovely sculpture, I hope you are now feeling better and back home
The sculpture is stunning, especially with the blue sky and the flowers.
I hope you are feeling a lot better now!
I love how mirrors capture such awesome light and shade – Thanks for sharing and for linking up with #MySundaySnapshot.
Lovely sculpture especially with the pretty flowers around it. Hope you are feeling better.