Saturday, July 5, 2008
Second year sculpture with Jim Corte- Symbiosis of ascocarp fungus with organic dead plant material such as fallen leaves, twigs or logs.
This is representative of the process in which pods are formed from the dead biomass. The found object stainless steel from a industrial kitchen were sandblasted for a dull look. The roots are bent round rod that are welded together. The pods were all casted from the original mold with layers of latex, handmade papers, moss, sand, and piping for plumbling used to connect it to the steel logs. Lights lit by batteries were then placed in the hollow steel structure and then fed through to the pods. When the lights are out the pods glow and pulsate to bring them to life and symbolize the reproduction of the asocarp fungus. Advanced Sculpture 2007 fall- spring 2008.
making the mold for the Pod Scuplture
Form exploration, plaster casting, clay sculpting, latex and sawdust layers to create hollow mold.fall 2007
styrofoam camera with film spilling out- first year design
spring 2007
3d design project
mass and space
Final Serigraphy project 2007 spring with Tim Nash
layers and layers of silkscreen photos of train tracks taken by my mother on her drive from Vancouver to Kelowna last fall. printed on thin strips of veneer and mylar. approx 2.5 meters long. about 60 pulls in total
carving a large peice of soap stone- Sculpture with Jim Corte
final project for 1st year sculpture.it kind of looks like an abstract owl...it was not intentional.
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