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Published: 2010-01-27 02:07:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 328; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 9
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my first project of the year, from my Intro to Sculpture class. the assignment was basically to transform found objects into a piece that responds literally or conceptually to "gravity".croquet mallets, fishing line, wishbone, glue. juts out horizontally from the wall at eye-level.
something about tension, and a perception centered on the defiance of rationality.
best feedback was that it was mystic, mathematical, and poetic in one. i really appreciate that. We had one week to figure out and execute this project.
hope you like it! it was something new for me..
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the feeling is more of an oposite to gravity, but still great work
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Shit! That is beautiful!!
I agree with the poetic comment. It's the combination of
weightlessness, triangular composition, and the delicate
lines that give it that sensiblity. As if existing on a parallel
plane of perception.....very spiritual.
I have the song "Right in Two" by TOOL playing in the
background while I'm looking at your piece. It's quite
complimentary.
One of my favourite sculptors, Arthur Ganson, did a piece
with a 'wishbone' that you should take a look at.
He's a kinetic sculptor. [link]
Beautiful and profound work!
take care...drive safely
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Thank you so much! Your comments mean a lot to me, I'm glad you can see in it what I do.
That wishbone video is really cool, too.
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