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Six Snowy Spirals
By
Tim Pugh
2007
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Timothy Pugh
'Six Snowy Spirals' is the result of experimenting with the properties of a light fall of partly melted spring snow. Each spiral started out as a tightly compacted snowball and was gently rolled out from the middle. The dimensions of the spiral are dictated by the physical limits of how far I could push the snow boulders as they became very heavy and unresponsive till the point of collapse.
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