Golden Castle Ruin

Art Evolution

Golden Castle Ruin 

Dr Abe V Rotor

"All that is gold does not glitter." 

- J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings

Golden Castle Ruin, art work by the author, made of driftwood treated with latex emulsion, waterproof plastic glue, cured, and sprayed in layers with  gold paint. This art work may serve as a corner or top table figurine, or mounted with a painting background appropriate to its theme as shown in this photo. (18"x13") AV Rotor 2026

   "Gold, the most obsessed possession, my friend,

     if not lost, simply turns into a ruin at the end." - avr

* Golden Castle Ruins can refer to several places, most prominently the Eternal Golden Castle (Anping Fort) in Tainan, Taiwan, a historic fort with park-like grounds, and the Golden Castle tower ruins in Golden, County Tipperary, Ireland, a medieval structure by the River Suir. 

 Acknowledgement with gratitude: Excerpt AI Overview, Internet, Living with Nature book series by AVRotor