#interlocking cable ties

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“Undulating Beauty” (2018), black cable ties, 21 x 7.5 x 2.5 fee.

Interlocking Cable Ties Form Undulating Water and Biomorphic Sculptures by Sui Park

Artist Sui Park (previously) zips together simple nylon cable ties to create sprawling biomorphic sculptures and site-specific installations that resemble heaving nighttime seas, prickly moss, and vibrant amorphous creatures. Park, who was born in Seoul and currently lives in New York, started hand-dying the uniform fasteners a few years ago to deepen the contrast between the mass-produced material and her spiky organic masses.

Detail of “Undulating Beauty” (2018), black cable ties, 21 x 7.5 x 2.5 feet

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“Summer Vibe” (2021), hand-dyed cable ties and tent stakes, 
78th Street at Riverside Park, New York

Interlocking Cable Ties Form Undulating Water and Biomorphic Sculptures by Sui Park

Artist Sui Park (previously) zips together simple nylon cable ties to create sprawling biomorphic sculptures and site-specific installations that resemble heaving nighttime seas, prickly moss, and vibrant amorphous creatures. Park, who was born in Seoul and currently lives in New York, started hand-dying the uniform fasteners a few years ago to deepen the contrast between the mass-produced material and her spiky organic masses.

“Summer Vibe” (2021), hand-dyed cable ties and tent stakes, 
78th Street at Riverside Park, New York

“Experiment (Untitled)” (2021), monofilament

“Where the Wind Stays” (2021), cable ties and monofilament
, I-Park Foundation, East Haddam, Connecticut