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Photo by Eric Shiner on July 21, 2026. May be an image of text.
Photo by Eric Shiner on July 21, 2026. May be an image of outdoors and text.
Photo by Eric Shiner on July 21, 2026. May be an image of text.
Photo by Eric Shiner on July 21, 2026. May be an image of text.
Photo by Eric Shiner on July 21, 2026. May be an image of brown bear, bear and text.
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Posted On: July 21st 2026, 02:39 pm
Special sneak peek of this incredible new outdoor sculpture by @devilintraining_ at @momaps1 Upon entering the posterior region of a very large teddy bear, one slides down through the core of the work, landing in a stardust-tinged cranial dome before exiting across the bear’s extended tongue. Surrounded by a lush garden, the work will be up for at least two years and will change with the seasons.
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theartfulbroker 2 days ago

theartfulbroker

omg i can hardly wait to see this

anitaalvalatina 4 days ago

anitaalvalatina

!!!

armstrongliz1 4 days ago

armstrongliz1

Love a good folly 👏👏👏

theorosenblum 4 days ago

theorosenblum

👍👀👍

valerilarko 4 days ago

valerilarko

Cool! 😍🔥🔥🔥

deborahchi_art 4 days ago

deborahchi_art

Amazing!! Brittni and @lo.fat.mol.rat and the rest of @powerhouse_arts team were doing amazing work on this. Grateful I got to witness it unfold 👏🏼👏🏼

romerdanart 4 days ago

romerdanart

That’s a lot of planting & mounding.

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