All Three Sculptures
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Sculpture Titles Left to Right: Guillotine, Reincarnation, Hangman
Sculpture One
Hangman
vertically tall, balsa wood, scrap wood, string, hot glue, wire, black and white ink
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Sculpture Two
Reincarnation
vertically tall, wire, string, hot glue, paper with hardening glue, ink, balsa wood
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Sculpture Three
Guillotine
horizonal, balsa wood, regular wood, paper, wire, hot glue
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Reflection Statement
These three sculptures are meant to communicate death and life after. While exploring the materials to build these sculptures, I wanted to focus on making the sculptures use movement because I believe that making usually solid materials such as wood convey a more flowy design can give more meaning. I decided to include wire in all of the sculptures since they are flowy and can mean many different thing, from confinement to stability. I felt the work was lacking in sculpture three, as it is very blocky and not detailed, so I ended up giving it more depth with a paper design as well as adding more of a design element to the paper. This piece allowed me to explore how to use different materials to create fascinating and innovative works of art.
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