'Portrait of Sculptures and Places III' was made up of four long logs, propped up by four separate rocks and meeting at a single point on the ground. They were held in position by a big stone slab. The piece sat in the same quarry-like area occupied by 'Portrait of Sculptures and Places II'.

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Eric Geddes has a particular style when it comes to his sculpture, using traditional methods of securing his works in place, rather than drilling holes and hammering-in nails. As a result, most of his pieces are very temporary and since his sculptures were built in 1982 I never got to see them, sadly.

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Also by this artist:

Portrait of Sculptures and Places 1982

Portrait of Sculptures and Places II 1982

Portrait of Sculptures and Places IV 1982

Portrait of Sculptures and Places V 1982

Portrait of Sculptures and Places VI 1982

Portrait of Sculptures and Places VII 1982