We have passed this sculpture park a dozen times on this trip alone, so today we decided that it was time to visit. The sculptures are mostly by Chilean artists and the park runs along the Mapocho River and is accessible from all directions by two different bridges. We saw sculptures, lovers, dogs and frolicking children. There was what appeared to be a fish farm mock up inside the entrance building and all the other sculptures were outside. We strolled along the path dodging a pair of territorial boxers. When we were done we decided to walk the rest of the way back.
Welcome to the Escultura Park
Fish farming with tiny little fish
Handy with the woodworking
Fun piece that was put together without screws
It was put together with various dowels and wooden tenons
The Aracariau tree also known as the Monkey Puzzle Tree. It was named by a botanist who said climbing this tree would be a puzzle even for a monkey
Headless Angel
Huge base on this tree
The Gran Torre tower is in the background
Similar to a Gate in Japan
Some of the details
A bit two faced
A giant needle and thread
His name is Bob, Plum Bob that is
Strong arms
I guess its obvious that this was my favorite
Hang in there buddy
Dali-esque
With a mask held up y a bird
Two can play that game
Metal with Rivets
A big pill to swallow
Electric and eclectic
Cool rock placement around a pond
Not for walking on
Baby head
Behind the bull is a seating area for the stage that was set up
A cool juxtaposition of iron and stones
All that is missing is two lamp shades
