It Seemed a Beautiful Day 2002

"It Seemed a Beautiful Day" is a 2002 sculpture by Tony Feher, a contemporary artist known for his use of everyday materials. This piece consists of a large number of water bottles hanging from a thin wire, creating a delicate and somewhat precarious installation. The repetition of the bottles, and their simple, recognizable form, speaks to the artist's interest in the commonplace and the ordinary. Feher's work often explores the nature of form and the relationship between art and the everyday world. This particular piece, with its blue-tinted water, also alludes to themes of nature and the fragility of the environment.