Now my conundrum lies in presenting the final form. I have a lot of interesting parts, but I have yet to make a solid, cohesive, finished whole. I'm not afraid of commitment, I just cant seem to find a solution that works. It needs to be something that's more than a means to an end; the solution needs to be something that is truly unique and perfect and catapults the forms from merely "interesting" to "phenomenal". At this point in my career, all I can do is experiment and respond to the various options. These are two trials from the past week.
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Friday, January 28, 2011
New Sculpture - First in A Year!
I finally had some time to experiment the other weekend. In previous rants I've swung the pendulum between wanting my work to be either abstraction or representation but I just don't think that it matters anymore. Eva Hesse spent years pointedly getting her sculpture to not represent anything known. I feel like the more I might try the opposite approach, I get truly bizarre things.
Now my conundrum lies in presenting the final form. I have a lot of interesting parts, but I have yet to make a solid, cohesive, finished whole. I'm not afraid of commitment, I just cant seem to find a solution that works. It needs to be something that's more than a means to an end; the solution needs to be something that is truly unique and perfect and catapults the forms from merely "interesting" to "phenomenal". At this point in my career, all I can do is experiment and respond to the various options. These are two trials from the past week.
Maybe someday knowledge will come.
Now my conundrum lies in presenting the final form. I have a lot of interesting parts, but I have yet to make a solid, cohesive, finished whole. I'm not afraid of commitment, I just cant seem to find a solution that works. It needs to be something that's more than a means to an end; the solution needs to be something that is truly unique and perfect and catapults the forms from merely "interesting" to "phenomenal". At this point in my career, all I can do is experiment and respond to the various options. These are two trials from the past week.
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