“My art has focused on tree stumps and, most often, recreating the form from reclaimed corrugated cardboard boxes. I am not only reconstructing the organic form from its original material, but drawing connections between past and present by creating a historical subject in a ubiquitous and contemporary material. These sculptures, like much of my work, is a commentary on consumerism and natural resource use."
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Damien Hirst's Anatomical Man, Hymn
I'm posting a few things in response to today's discussion of possible project materials and topics with regard to the Nature and Artifice project. This work is made of bronze, up-scaled from a small plastic toy model. The artist, Damien Hirst had to agree to donate money to charities specified by the toy company that makes the item, in order to avoid a copyright lawsuit. The second image is by the artist Karen Rudd. In her words,
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