Tree sculpture, Pillgwenlly, Newport
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Tree sculpture, Pillgwenlly, Newport
Image: © M J Roscoe Taken: 11 Aug 2016
Green metal tree and grey cuboid benches by artist Martin Heron on a coloured square on Commercial Road at its junction with Frederick Street. The upper surfaces of the tree's flat branches are shaped into steps, with figures in silhouette ascending or descending some of the steps. This is a reminder of a bridge that once spanned railway tracks in the vicinity. The artwork is one of three commissioned by the Pillgwenlly Regeneration Project.
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Image Location
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51.577421
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