Statuen «Mor og barn» er laget av kunstner Ørnulf Bast, og ble satt i Kirkeparken i 1961. Moren med barnet var for billedhuggeren et uttrykk for ideen om det trygge samfunn
Ørnulf Bast (født 1907 i Kristiania død 1974 i Oslo) var en norsk billedhugger, maler og grafiker. Han var én av de ledende norske billedhuggere på 1900-tallet. Bast hadde sin utdannelse ved Statens Håndverks- og Kunstindustriskole og Statens Kunstakademi.
Krav til logging:
Lån «Mor og barn» et plagg e.l. som gjør dagen deres bedre. Bare fantasien setter grenser og det kan være skjerf, solbriller, paraply, hatt eller noe helt annet. Ta et bilde av mor og barn med dette ekstra, sammen med deg, deler av deg (trenger ikke være gjenkjennbart) eller din GPS.
Hvis du ikke har noe plagg eller utstyr du kan låne bort et øyeblikk, så gi dem en klem eller annen fysisk omsorg som du kan ta bilde av.
English:
The statue “Mother and child” was created by artist Ørnulf Bast, and was placed in the churchpark in 1961. The mother with her child were for the sculptor an expression of the idea of a safe society.
Ørnulf Bast (born 1907 in Kristiania, died 1974 in Oslo) was a Norwegian sculptor, painter and graphic artist. He was one of the leading Norwegian sculptors in the 20th century. Bast was educated at the Norwegian School of Handicrafts and Art Industry and the Norwegian Academy of Arts,
How to log:
Lend the “Mother and child” something that makes their day better. It can be a scarf, sunglasses, umbrella, hat or something completely different. Use your imagination. Take a picture of the statue with the accessories, together with you, parts of you (we don’t need to recognize you) or your GPS.
If you don't have any accessories or clothes to lend them for a moment, give them some care and support in a physical way that shows in the picture.
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