A sculpture described by the artist as a “painting you can walk in”, which was only exhibited once almost half a century ago on the tip of Manhattan island, has reappeared on a north Wales beach.
Rather than having a backdrop of skyscrapers as it did in 1978, Rosemarie Castoro’s Trap a Zoid has been set up on a beach in Llandudno in front of the Great Orme, a headland perhaps best known for its wild goats which headed into the town during the first lockdown.
