Giant Rubber Duck Sydney Harbour

The giant bird created by dutch artist.

Giant rubber duck sydney harbour.

There s a rubber duck in darling harbour sydney. Sydney festival 2013 giant rubber ducky highlight duration. Rubber duck is a series of several giant floating sculptures of yellow rubber ducks designed by dutch artist florentijn hofman which have appeared in many cities around the world including hong kong pittsburgh toronto kaohsiung baku and sydney. Pyrmont bridge in darling harbour sydney one object that caught my attention once i reached darling harbor was the giant rubber duck in cockle bay of darling harbor.

Its creator florentijn hofman explained how he came up with the. Florentijn hofman is renowned or notorious as the artist behind the overgrown rubber duck that has bobbed around no fewer than 25 cities since it debuted in the french town of saint nazaire in. And that s certainly true of the giant rubber duckie seen bobbing on sydney s darling harbour this morning. But all jokes aside this is a duck with a message.

There may have been some confused commuters around the city this morning after organisers of the sydney festival floated a giant inflatable duck along the harbour. A 15 metre high rubber duck has taken to the water in sydney s darling harbour as part of a rehearsal for a festival at the weekend. Well it means we are one family in the world we live in a big world but it s also small by internet travelling says its creator the dutch artist florentijn hofman. A giant yellow duck has taken to sydney harbour as part of the annual sydney festival.

A 16m 52ft high rubber duck which has attracted crowds of visitors as it travels around the world has deflated in hong kong s victoria harbour. The five storey duck was designed by dutch artist florentijn hofman and was guided under the pyrmont bridge and into cockle bay for a final test run before the festival on saturday. The sculptor of the giant rubber duck sailing into sydney s darling harbour on saturday says he s not making huge sculptures he s making the world a bit smaller.