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Final Index Limits Fall II
6. Text-Based Sculpture: Research
Idea 3
Idea 2
Idea 1
7. Text-Based Sculpture: Final I
8. Text-Based Sculpture: Final II
9. Manifesto: A Collaboration: Research
Other research
10. Manifesto: A Collaboration: Final I
11. Manifesto: A Collaboration: Final II
A collaborative sculpture made from found patio plastic chairs and recycled pieces of stretched chicken wire. The piece speaks to inhospitable anarchitecture of the highrises which seems so out of reach as living entities for a large sector of the population. the containment in wire speaks to the separation of classes keeping out of reach the vast majority who cannot access the high rising cost of living.
Materials:
plastic patio chairs
chicken wire
A collaborative art sculpture with 54 identical-cut wood pieces installed to resemble the interactive Jenga® game but life-sized. the unique intervention by the 3 artists brings a materiality component and a diverse selection of materials that add a twist to the original. The coming together of working on a collaborative project is a melding of three very different mindsets. It approaches to art, each adding their flavor to make this a fun interactive piece.
Materials:
found wood 2x4
yarn, paper, cork, vinyl wrap, paint, metal, wire, foil tape, rope,foam
Final Index Thesis II
Introduce Yourself: Final
QCQ #1: Chapter 1. Notes on the Gallery Space
Independent Museum Visit Assignment
3 Works: Thesis Ideas
Idea 1
Idea 2
Idea 3
QCQ #2: Chapter 2. The Eye and the Spectator
QCQ #3: Chapter 3. Context and Content
QCQ #4: Against Interpretation
Redo/Undo: Final
Independent Practice: Final
National Portfolio Day
*Maryland Institute College of Art
Rinehart school of Sculpture
*Maine College of Art & Design
Low residency program
*Boston University School of Visual Arts
*Massachusetts College of Art and Design
MFA low residency
*Virginia Commonwealth University (VCUarts)
MFA ceramics
Testing and design. Work in progress
Lust in Love an experimental light stick. 67” x 9” caning and cotton yarns
To weave over a caning weave connecting me to generations prior who took to nimble reeds and created strong supports for furniture that also allowed for air flow and ventilation. The process of repetition and methodical steps lead to a meditative state of seeking to connect with love in a time of unrest.
ideas for Group sculpture
Deborah, Kenneth, and I will work on two interactive sculpture concepts
QCQ - AGAINST INTERPRETATION - SUSAN SONTAG
Korean Yun-Woo Choi is an emerging artist who creates incredibly impressive sculptures using rolled up pages of magazines.
QUOTE: “To avoid interpretation, art may dull our sensory faculties. And it is in the light of the condition of our senses, our capacities, that the task of the critic must be assessed.”
COMMENT: A great deal of today’s art may be suffering from a need to flee from interpretation. Though interpretation is not a right or wrong kind of an absolute value, more like a gesture of mind placed in some timeless realm of capabilities. As the text says: “Interpretation, based on the highly dubious theory that a work of art is composed of items of content, violates art.” As a result, we suffer from a steady loss of sharpness in our sensory experience. Interpretation dulls our sensory faculties where we have come to rely heavily upon the critic's attention to content as the value of the art piece. When in fact, what is important now is to recover our senses. We must learn to see, hear, and feel more. By using our senses we increase our capacity for a descriptive vocabulary for forms.
QUESTION: How do we increase our sensitivity to the art form rather than rely on the critic’s subtext of its meaning?
“Just Breathe“ Various sizes. Cardboard, nails, wood beads, various grains and paper. 2023
Whether rain sticks or wave sticks this series of interactive collaged sticks have innate abilities to help reduce anxiety, stress and induce a calm meditative state. They actually bring up positive memories and help one smile. Whats more amazing is how they bring people to verbally share their experiences and what memories are brought forth.
“Spinner” is an interactive wall hung sculpture that invites the viewer to spin the bocks and discover what are some posible 4 letter words combinations come forth. Aura, vibe, hope, pure and pray are examples of the various words.
9” x 9” x 48”
Wood, copper hardware, paint, stain, screws
Ocean Wave 2: The sound is soft and slowly I begin to breathe again.
this is part 2 of a text-based installation project
Text based Sculpture 2 work in progress “breathe”
Text based Sculpture 1 work in progress
Text sculpture idea board 3
A rain stick design that induces a meditative state and brings peace