Australian Pilgrim

By Jill Day

A sculpture made of quintessential Aussie building material when I came home from my first Camino in 2010.

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Jill, this is a superb sculpture and so original. And as you say: "made of quintessential Aussie building material". I have a book on the history of corrugated buildings and some of the Australian examples are brilliant. What did you use to cut the shape - angle grinder? It very precise. Mike J Maguire

From: Michael Maguire

Published: 20 February 2021

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