I named the piece CHIPPED referring to how we chip the environment away to obtain the look we want from it.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Chipped
For our 3D design class final we were to cast 10 plaster sculptures from a silicon mold that received it's initial shape from a clay sculpture. Mine was of a eerie trippy tree. After a discussion in class about the mountains of Italy and their current condition due to years of mining for art I got the idea to slowly chip the piece down to nothing but a mound and then have a single sprout coming up. A sort of symbol for hope against all the destructive nature of the artist, using endless paper and materials from the earth just for art-sake. I wanted to show that despite all the mining, the message inspires a generation that help fight global destruction of the planet. So in this case.. it's worth it.
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