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World Championship of Sand Sculpture
Over the weekend in the US town of Fort Myers, Florida, the main competition was held among the masters to create sculptures out of sand. First place in singles won the Canadian Damon Langlois.
Canadian master became the world champion thanks to his sculpture, titled "Fallen Empire". Through its work, the artist-sculptor wanted to bring the public the idea that any totalitarian regime comes to an end, whether it is the Roman Empire, the Third Reich or some other mode of modernity. The festival lasted for eleven days, and the winners were determined last Sunday.
Let's look at a few more winners, and then look at the work of other participants.
2nd place (singles) - Brad Gaulle "Post-traumatic breakdown».
3rd place (singles) - Carl Jara "Too subtle approach».
1st place (doubles) - Karen Fralich Jean and Dan Belcher "Nightmares».
2nd place (doubles) - Rusty Croft and Chris Jinto "Something suspicious».
3rd place (doubles) - Brad Goll and John Gowdy "Back to school nightmare».
Audience Award - Karen Jean Fralich "The girl and the elephant».
The other participants.
Canadian master became the world champion thanks to his sculpture, titled "Fallen Empire". Through its work, the artist-sculptor wanted to bring the public the idea that any totalitarian regime comes to an end, whether it is the Roman Empire, the Third Reich or some other mode of modernity. The festival lasted for eleven days, and the winners were determined last Sunday.
Let's look at a few more winners, and then look at the work of other participants.
2nd place (singles) - Brad Gaulle "Post-traumatic breakdown».
3rd place (singles) - Carl Jara "Too subtle approach».
1st place (doubles) - Karen Fralich Jean and Dan Belcher "Nightmares».
2nd place (doubles) - Rusty Croft and Chris Jinto "Something suspicious».
3rd place (doubles) - Brad Goll and John Gowdy "Back to school nightmare».
Audience Award - Karen Jean Fralich "The girl and the elephant».
The other participants.
