Termite mound

Termite Mound, Cape York, Australia. Is it real?

Still Life

from Sam Taylor-Wood's Still Life, 2001
This work examines the split between being and appearance. Titter.
http://artforum.com/video/id=25377&mode=large&page_id=0

Sanskriti Kendra shrine

Wayside shrine in progress, found rock, foil and enamel, New Delhi, 2007

Wayside deity of Adelaide

work in progress, glass re-inforced concrete and enamel by Sarah crowEST

Kamakura

Akira Akira has always dreamt of enjoying time in one of these. It hasn't happened yet....

Concrete

lump o concrete drink holder courtesy of Charlie Sofo

Wayside Shrine

Adelaide, 1973

Close Encounters

from Viv Miller

Huge haystack

from Akira Akira

Mineral spring mound

Utah

Rentmeister

Thomas Rentmeister, untitled, 2007, sugar, shopping cart
exhibition view, Haus am Waldsee, Berlin 2007, photo: Bernd Borchardt

Park Mounds 2

from Helen Walter

Park Mounds 1

contribution of Helen Walter 'These are city of melbourne exhibition gardens mulch mounds. they steamed at night!!'

'Stone mound'

"JAVIS" PRE-PAINTED MODEL OF A STONE MOUND TERRAIN

Ceramics

by Sarah crowEST, installation detail, 2010

Shredded Paper

i don't know what this is or where it came from.....

Amarnath Cave, India

naturally-formed Ice-Lingam in 3880-metre high cave

Amarnath Shrine

Amarnath Shrine

Amarnath Cave Temple at Pahalgam near Srinagar in Jammu & Kashmir: Thousands of pilgrims trek to this ancient shrine each year where Shiva is worshipped as a natural lingam of ice

House

Haka

graves

Volcano

Viv Miller, Volcano painting, 2005, oil, enamel, acrylic and pencil on canvas

Kaba

Weaponry

St Kilda Road

Sculpture drawing 2

Huyugesiki

Education of the nation

Termite mound

Mike Kelley

Arena #4 (Zen Garden), stuffed animals under afghan, 1990, 72” x 52”. Courtesy of Metro Pictures.

Termite mound

Litchfield National Park

Troll

Deux mounds

coffee, wax and detritus

Cave of the Mounds

limestone cave with various mineral formations

Sutton Hoo burial mound

Anglo-Saxon

Roman barrows

The Bartlow Hills in the 18th century