2011
TQ3380 : David Kemp's 'The Navigators'
taken 13 years ago, near to City of London, The City of London, England

David Kemp's 'The Navigators'
A fantastical sculpture in Hay's Galleria, once Hay's Dock, in the Pool of London, now restored. The dock , in the mid 19th century, received ships bringing food to the city. In particular, the tea clippers docked here.
"The Navigators are high but not dry in a pond in a galleria that was once a wharf in the pool of London. This large sculpture represents the ships, the monsters and the men that drove them, and is animated by a bizarre collection of moving parts, pumps and water features.
It is made from bronze, welded steel, found objects, motors, pumps, kinetic and water features
"The Navigators are high but not dry in a pond in a galleria that was once a wharf in the pool of London. This large sculpture represents the ships, the monsters and the men that drove them, and is animated by a bizarre collection of moving parts, pumps and water features.
It is made from bronze, welded steel, found objects, motors, pumps, kinetic and water features