Elegant in their earthy simplicity, these sculptural stalks of corn speak to deep, material bonds between historically and culturally diverse traditions and practices. It is composed of five sections, each an actual tree branch, from the olive, oak, laurel, maple and cypress varieties.
Each section carries a particular symbolism and features bronze cast directly onto the branches. The branches are separated and hung with a system of stainless steel wires, that allows the sculpture a certain mobility and rotation, caused by human touch or air draft. As you climb or descend the stairs, a close view of each branch is revealed, with its details, particularities and individual character and humour.
These details are not perceivable from the top or the bottom of the stairs, where you have a an overall view of the sculpture. Nature, living within it, bringing the outside indoors within a specific architectural space, was the main concern of this project. Material : bronze, iron-or, stainless steel Date : Dimension : x x cm Place : private collection, Montreal, Canada. This work refers to an escape from the modern world of disposability, consumerism, waste, non-renewable products, and sometimes lack of respect for nature. A magic carpet of sorts, this piece offers the observer a path back to a time before we lost our footing in the natural world, before we started trampling on the delicate balance that is essential to survive and thrive on this planet.
It is a reminder that the origins of many of the cheap, synthetic, stylized products we use today were once simple, objects that were found in nature, used in their natural state, and returned to nature. A window represents light, entry, and opening as well as a barrier and confinement. What if your world was a channel with window after window opening your mind to more and more possibilities until the final barrier, the last window was reached and there was nowhere more to go? What lies on the other side of sanity seems dark; it may not always be understood by from the perspective of sanity and clear light.
Material : resin Date : Dimension : x x 10 cm.
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A coat of oyster shells has been inserted and layered into the compact mixture. STELLA alludes to the origin of the site - the ocean of Champlain - sand, clay and seashells are still found in the ground. Oysters are small, insignificant and forgotten but part of an ecosystem seriously affected by pollution. STELLA could be a giant starfish that resurfaced where the ocean was there once or, when the sun lights up through the trees the multiple tones of the oyster shells, a star fallen from the sky.
This life-size sculpture depicts a fully-grown male polar bear lying on its stomach, head and body supported by a wooden structure and filled with organic materials so that its full dimensions and power are perceived. This mass is covered by layers of wire mesh to which hundreds of oyster shells have been woven thus imitating the thick and uneven fur of the polar bear with its beautiful palette of tones.
The aim of the sculpture is to raise awareness on the issue of extinction and the endangerment of the polar bear, the largest and most powerful land carnivore, and the small and often overlooked oyster, once thriving along the Canadian and U. S eastern seaboard and now also threatened by climate change. The repetitive, methodical and tedious technique of weaving the oyster shells emulates the irreversible and relentless cycle of destruction that is occurring on the planet. Commissioned for the centenary of Selwyn House School, a kindergarten student, dressed in school uniform, reaches for truthfulness "Veritas", the school motto.
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External facing: Aluminium Siding Brick. Floor coverings: Laminate Soft wood Ceramic Engineered wood. Heating source: Wood stove Electric. Kitchen: Island Stove Fridge Birch cabinets. Bathroom: Bath and shower. Basement: Totally finished. Location: Near park Residential area Public transportation.
Room dimensions Storey. Dining room. Storey: Main floor. Dimensions: 14' 5" x 11' 4,39 m x 3,35 m. Flooring: Soft wood.
Eat-in kitchen. Dimensions: 10' x 9' 3,05 m x 2,74 m.
Dimensions: 10' x 14' 3,05 m x 4,27 m. Flooring: Ceramic. Laundry room. Dimensions: 9' x 6' 5" 2,74 m x 1,96 m. Living room. Dimensions: 15' 5" x 14' 5" 4,7 m x 4,39 m. Walk-In Closet. Dimensions: 6' x 5' 1,83 m x 1,52 m.