The apostles were formed by erosion, gradually eroded by the weather conditions the soft limestone formed caves in the cliffs, that then became arches, which collapsed,
leaving rock stacks up to 45 meters high.
Not exact matches
Waste simply seeps out, filling tiny spaces
left between the grains in the
rock like the gaps between
stacked marbles.
Wild, southern ocean weather has carved these huge
rock sculptures from the soft, sheer limestone cliffs
leaving a series of
stacks some 45 metres high.
Windblown as you stand in awe of the 12 Apostles, you're reminded of nature's slow inevitable march, emphasised by the collapse of
rock stacks in 2005 and 2009,
leaving just 7 remaining.
The imposing
stacked rocks and concrete slabs of Jose Dávila's Untitled, 2016, make up an arrangement that almost looks as if it were
left there by accident, if not for the architectural balance and purposeful placement of its components.