Introducing:
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W Melbourne Hotel
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A conifer shape water fountain that leak water instead of bursting water, very gentle indeed
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Bacon looking sculpture at RMIT
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My first impression when seeing this was dragonball’s kamehameha pose
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Solar lense
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かもめハープ (Seagull Harp)
This sculpture is located in Yokohama Red Brick Park. It was created based on the winning design from a public competition to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Yokohama Junior Chamber of Commerce. It is based on the image of “seagulls gently nurturing the city, playing the tunes of Yokohama.”
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A bell and the 力 (chikara, “power”) kanji in front of a house in Portland. See if you can find the ghost dogs!
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One of the ancient urn located inside historical bank chamber build around 1892 on 333Collins St Melbourne.
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Gold Eagle bible stand in St Paul Cathedral
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Big fish at Dockland
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This monument is located on the site of “Sun Building Bingocho" in Chuo-ku, Osaka City.
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弁天池公園/大阪府門真市
mural
This mural is updated annually. 
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Reuniting family on Rialto Tower
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The “Carp Origin Story Statue” was made 70 years after the atomic bombing. In Hiroshima, Japan, “Carp” refers to the Japanese professional baseball team, the Hiroshima Toyo Carp. The Carp team was founded in Hiroshima five years after the atomic bombing. At the time, the team was extremely weak, but it was loved by the people of Hiroshima as a team of hope. The children on this statue are the protagonists of the manga “Carp Origin Story” by cartoonist Keiji Nakazawa. It represents the children who lost their parents and families in the war finding hope and living strong lives by supporting the Carp.
Popcorn bucket across from the legendary Cinerama in Seattle.
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“Flossie” by Mary Lou Hunt. Part of a local statuary project from 2012. I submitted this one because I used this subject for a contest task for 3D rendering many years ago, and because her braces (she is in front of an orthodontist’s office, suitably) always make me smile.
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This popular monument allows visitors to take commemorative photos with the tallest building in Niigata Prefecture in the background.
The buildings in the background include an international conference center, event space for live music concerts, art museum, and hotel.
Please stop by to commemorate your trip to Niigata.
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