Project Information
The Runner
Dimensions: 5.5' x 3.5' x 7.5'
I uploaded my project "The Observer" before while asking the question if you guys considered my sculpture as woodworking. A lot of people agreed its woodworking (in the purest form) and some even requested I upload photos of the other sculptures. As promised here's "The Runner", one of the first sculptures prior to The Observer"
This is 1 of 4 sculptures that was part of my thesis for Environmental Studies in college about making art in a sustainable manner. The actual artwork is for my senior project for my other major, Studio Art Sculpture.
I did NOT use any glue, rope, metal fasteners or any power tools… I just wove thousands of bendable materials (muscle groups) over least or non bendable materials (the skeleton) while balancing everything as a solid a piece
Tools used:
• Machete
• Handsaw
• Tie Downs
• Ax
• Rubber Mallet
List of material (collected and made while camping in the compost dumpsite of Lewis & Clark College):
• Apple prunings
• Douglas fir branches
• Pacific Madrone
• Blue Cypress
• Oregon Maple
• Grape Vines
• Sequoia Branches
• Spruce Root
• Red Alder
• Paper Birch
Will post more in the future. Enjoy guys.
Dimensions: 5.5' x 3.5' x 7.5'
I uploaded my project "The Observer" before while asking the question if you guys considered my sculpture as woodworking. A lot of people agreed its woodworking (in the purest form) and some even requested I upload photos of the other sculptures. As promised here's "The Runner", one of the first sculptures prior to The Observer"
This is 1 of 4 sculptures that was part of my thesis for Environmental Studies in college about making art in a sustainable manner. The actual artwork is for my senior project for my other major, Studio Art Sculpture.
I did NOT use any glue, rope, metal fasteners or any power tools… I just wove thousands of bendable materials (muscle groups) over least or non bendable materials (the skeleton) while balancing everything as a solid a piece
Tools used:
• Machete
• Handsaw
• Tie Downs
• Ax
• Rubber Mallet
List of material (collected and made while camping in the compost dumpsite of Lewis & Clark College):
• Apple prunings
• Douglas fir branches
• Pacific Madrone
• Blue Cypress
• Oregon Maple
• Grape Vines
• Sequoia Branches
• Spruce Root
• Red Alder
• Paper Birch
Will post more in the future. Enjoy guys.