The horse between discs is outside the Museum of London in London, England. The artist is Christopher Le Brun , the statue is bronze and made in 2001. The imagery of horses and discs is common in the work of Le Brun. It suggests travel and passing from one place to another. Here is what the artist has to say about it.
“When you talk about horses and riders in my work it is important to me that they are not seen as real. I think of it as an entrance or a key to places that I want to enter. It is as if “the horse” enables the journey rather than provides the final subject.”
What is interesting to me is that for those of us who are riders of horses ,we know that it is not only the physical journey they take us on. It is also a journey of knowledge of ourselves and in many ways a spiritual journey as well.
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A journey. To say the least.
All these years. And I still don’t have the answer to exactly why I ride…
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You and me both. I think the closest thing I have to an answer is that riding keeps me alive.
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Reblogged this on Dream Big, Dream Often.
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Thank you!
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Most welcome!
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beautiful & profound, Anne 🙂
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Very cool!
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Beautiful last paragraph there!
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Thank you!
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Great comment about the journey experienced with the horse.
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Thank you!
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Yes!!!!! This was very interesting to learn about…I always love your Monday Minstrel insights, Anne!!! ❤ ❤
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I’m so happy to hear that you like the Minstrel. It’s informative for me as well to research them. Thank you,
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You are so welcome… ❤ ❤
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Very interesting! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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