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- Graeme Frith on Ross and John’s list of beautiful ... Hi FolksCould you let me know the name of the beautiful beach or bay in Tasmania that the German guy stays at Ross mentioned ... more
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- Helen on Ross and John’s list of beautiful ... Please post the name of the beach in Tasmania that he German guy spoke about. more
- Barb on Ross and John’s list of beautiful ... I would also like to know the name of the beach near Hobart as I did not have a pen. more
- Garry on Ross and John’s list of beautiful ... Hi Ross John what was the name of the Beach in or near Hobart that the German person spends six months of the year at? I was ... more
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- Andrew on Daisy Pearce 'overwhelmed' at being ... Poor Daisy - What chance does she have? Another first round selection by Melbourne!!!!!!! more
- Susan on Daisy Pearce 'overwhelmed' at being ... We have women's football, women's netball, women's cricket...all thriving sports for women, yet none can't get a interview ... more
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- mylene on Rumour File: Vicious dog attack spills ... Dog owners are the smokers of the 21st Century. :) more
Gargantuan land sculptor with Ross and John
Image: 'The Messenger' in the Gobi Desert, China. (Andrew Rogers)
An internationally renowned gargantuan land sculptor dropped into the studio with Ross and John to showcase his incredible artistic feats.
Someone who fits into the category of being more well known overseas than he is here in his hometown of Melbourne, Andrew Rogers has made 39 humongous sculptures on seven continents.
One piece of his artwork was made with the assistance of 1000 soldiers from the Chinese army, and depicted a ‘petroglyph’, an ancient rock drawing, found in the mountains of China.
'Rhythms of life' in the Gobi Desert, China. (Photo: Andrew Rogers)
Andrew's sculptures in China were made using walls which stretched kilometres and were visible via satellite in space.
"They're always interesting people experiences when you have 1000 people on the ground working with you, that's something special,” Andrew Rogers told Ross and John.
Andrew said his sculptures are all designed to integrate back into the ground, and no foreign matter is brought onto the sites.
Check out more of Andrew Rogers' work: www.andrewrogers.org
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