en route to the sculptures we can see the island of
Santa Clara more closely. When the tide is very low you can go walking
to it by those stones! But that happens very rarely
Here we come at last to the comb of the winds!
The Comb of the Wind is one of the best known works
of sculptor Eduardo Chillida and one of the most famous in the city. The
whole work consists of three steel sculptures curved. They are embedded
in rocks and in direct contact with the sea in an area that the waves
and the wind hit hard. The twisted comb some see in the sculptures along
with the wind whipping the area usually give the name to the work.
We found That One of them is fenced by temporary landslides...
there are many waves!
Alongside the work of Chillida was conditioned area
with an underground tunnel through which water enters hard when high
tide is raging and ejects jets of water into the sky through holes
provided for such purpose, creating a very characteristic sound, what
makes Chillida's work not only for visual appeal but even older children
have enjoyed it.
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