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The Wind Comb (Donostia-San Sebastián)
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Steel, rock, wave
The Wind Comb could be considered as a combined work between Eduardo Chillida and nature. The sculptor felt fascinated by the waves that crashed against the western end of Donostia's bay. In 1977, he added to the image three steel pieces grasping the rocks.
If we go beyond Ondarreta and walk through the Tenis Promenade, made in granite by the architect Luis Peña Ganchegui, we will get into a space apart with the sea as a backdrop and the union between steel and rock as the main character. When there is a storm, the show is unforgettable.
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