Contained in this post are images of a chair sculpture. The original chair was a plastic stool. After cutting the legs, the chair was painted white and manipulated with leaves and assorted natural items found around the outside of a house, glued to the painted chair with PVA.
Chair sculpture:
(Some of the leaves have fallen off)
Contained in this post are compiled images of both an organic and non-organic sculpture for assessment.
CLICK TO VIEW LARGER IMAGE
Non-organic sculpture:
Using aluminum foil, cardboard and hardened cotton buds (using wood glue) a replica of both a high-heeled shoe and a thong-shoe were sculptured. The thong shoe broke numerous times. The following pictures depict the sculptures alone and in a setting they would live in if real.
Organic Sculpture:
Using..
Contained in this post are a compilation of pictures depicting a site specific art work. For this site specific work, I chose to mimic an artwork by Margaret Powers in which the use of footprints to tell a story are utilized. In this work, footprints walk across the floor, across a lounge, along a wall and ceiling before reaching the floor once again in my families upstairs lounge room. The work represents the idea of adventure and telling a story.
CLICK TO VIEW LARGER IMAGE
Site specific work:
