Title: No Longer ,2011 (c)
Medium: crushed and bronzed coated auto body parts, cast silicone, urethane, clothes, light fixtures
Dimensions: 48â€w x 92â€h x 32â€d
Photo Credit: Photo on the left is by Connie Wilson of Connie Wilson Design.
About the Sculpture:
The sculpture is really an "anti-monument" in many respects. Monuments usually depict strength, valor, beauty, and durability. This "monument" depicts damage, fragility, sorrow, and, most of all, inadequacy -- both in the design and materials used. Like the feelings conjured up by the typical monuments, the feelings I perceive when looking at this sculpture are common to the human experience - an experience that I believe exists beyond the purely physical. In this respect, I see beauty and hope - a restorative, supernatural kind.
Medium: crushed and bronzed coated auto body parts, cast silicone, urethane, clothes, light fixtures
Dimensions: 48â€w x 92â€h x 32â€d
Photo Credit: Photo on the left is by Connie Wilson of Connie Wilson Design.
About the Sculpture:
The sculpture is really an "anti-monument" in many respects. Monuments usually depict strength, valor, beauty, and durability. This "monument" depicts damage, fragility, sorrow, and, most of all, inadequacy -- both in the design and materials used. Like the feelings conjured up by the typical monuments, the feelings I perceive when looking at this sculpture are common to the human experience - an experience that I believe exists beyond the purely physical. In this respect, I see beauty and hope - a restorative, supernatural kind.