Bernheim Arboretum, Kentucky




2075 Clermont Road
Clermont, KY 40110

A great place to take your dog for a walk. Go on a date, take a picnic, whatever it maybe but just take time to get away and just relax. So many hiking trails, great walking locations. So many blooms plants and trees. So calming. Quiet. We were there when it was a free time. I am not sure if it is always free, but do check into that. We had a fun time just looking around. Lots of must see art as well. The bottom shots reminds me of a game I did play as kid where you had a ball or twine that you had to keep from falling with some sticks, I don't recall the name of the game but wanted to share this amazing design with you ...here is what the sign below it did say about the artist: "Photosynthesis" - by: Myung Gyun You, 2014, Born in South Korea, lives in Philadelphia, PA, 2014 Bernheim Artist in Residence, Materials: Lath, wire, lumber, and wood stain. Myung Gyun You explores the relationship between natural order and human society, The artist believes that everything isn and around us can be reduced to science: down to molecular and cellular level while coexisting in the vastness of the universe, Does Photosynthesis remind you of anything you have seen in nature?" Thank you, thank you for stopping by today. Hope you are well. Take care. Be Well & Be Blessed!! Beth ( ; 

Comments

eileeninmd said…
Hello, I like your blog look. The Arboretum looks like a great place to visit. I like the artwork. The mosaic hand is pretty. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
10/9/17, 11:35 AM
This N That said…
Interesting statuary..Looks like a fun place to visit..Have a good week.Thanks for the info as well...
10/9/17, 1:07 PM
Ruth Hiebert said…
It does look like an interesting place for a leisurely walk.
10/9/17, 5:18 PM
Sandi said…
Beautiful!
10/9/17, 6:43 PM
Debbie said…
looks like a beautiful place with some fun elements. i have never visited kentucky!!
10/9/17, 10:43 PM
William Kendall said…
Eye catching sculptures!
10/10/17, 5:12 PM
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