Layers of an Onion by Todd Lyndon Stuart

Layers of an Onion

by Todd Lyndon Stuart

Solutions One layer at a Time - a metaphor for the way many of us handle problems that appear larger than life - we jump head first into situations, without perhaps analysing the best plan of attack. We expend much of our energies without result. Although life can be much simpler than this, if only we could take the time to stand back, walk around and consider problems, we would discover nothing more complicated than a common onion – a series of simple layers that can be peeled back one at a time to uncover the central core that will answer all our deeper questions.

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Sculpture details

Media	highly polished #316 stainless steel\|cast silicon bronze\|patina finsh
Dimensions	61 x 61 x 76cm
Weight
Year Created	2013
Edition	A.P. 1 of 15
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Last Updated	16/10/2026 18:13:15

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2014 Annual & Awards Exhibition

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