Open Source Sculpture
The Collocation Project
I have begun a project to create a group of my sculpturally produced paintings. The project is to combine and recombine molded interlocking shapes, my leftovers – partially completed sketches, unfinished sculptures, unused parts – and freehand work. Each set of interlocking templates I have named using common paired names like Romeo and Juliet or [...]
Making A Table
Making a Table “Flare and Falter”, a selection of images View “Flare and Falter”, finished.
Better Than Sculpture
Sometimes “engineering” is better than run-of-the-mill contemporary sculpture. The marble machine depicted below is created by xeniaguy2 (I could not find out his real name) and it looks like it is something he is making as a “hobby”. Even though it is easily described as a “Rube Goldberg” contraption, it displays a sense of grace [...]
Sculpture Center – Trash Cans
I propose to make 3 sculpture/trash cans to be placed in appropriate locations throughout the Sculpture Center. Each sculpture/trashcan will be fully functional as both trashcan and sculpture.
Algorithm for a Crazy Vase
Openness, transparency and the sharing of knowledge is the ethos of much of the internet and social media. In that spirit, I am trying my hand at “open source” sculpture and write histories of my sculptures. Perhaps you will find it useful. This is the history of a “crazy” vase.
