By sculptor Ted Bieler, 1971. Aptly located at the Medical Sciences Building at the University of Toronto, the work represents the double helix of DNA through its spiralling ribbons of precast concrete.
“Helix of Life”
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Yes, it needed To go. I lived nearby and would pass this hospital many times over the years. Looking forward…
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I too, had the honour... pleasure of working with Lea creating this amazingly good Monument that pays tribute to one…
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You’ve taken some wonderful shots here . Love the shadows
This was such a fun subject to shoot. I love the curves and angles, and it made for great B&W images.