Sunday, May 09, 2010
Thursday, November 08, 2007
Cricket Engine sculptures
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Wednesday, May 09, 2007
I decided to some sculptures by covering sugar cubes with wood glue, and one using spar varnish instead of glue. Not the brightest idea I've ever had - these are taking me forever. I've been working on these four small sculptures for about two years & they aren't really done - probably never will be. The sugar cubes really absorb the other materials, so it takes layer upon layer upon layer & I still don't have the effect I was looking for. And I have to apply layers to each side separately because they have to dry flat, so with six sides every layer takes a week. So anyway here are some poor quality photos of these things in their current condition.
"Varnish Cube" - as of 2006
Varnish, sugar cubes; 2.5” h x 5” w x 3.5” d
"Sugar Cube White Die" - as of 2006
Sugar cubes, dice, wood glue; 4.5” cube
"Sugar Cube 2" - as of 2006
Sugar cubes, wood glue, tint; 2.5” cube
"Sugar Cube 1" - as of 2006
Sugar cubes, wood glue; 2.5” cube
"Varnish Cube" - as of 2006
Varnish, sugar cubes; 2.5” h x 5” w x 3.5” d
"Sugar Cube White Die" - as of 2006
Sugar cubes, dice, wood glue; 4.5” cube
"Sugar Cube 2" - as of 2006
Sugar cubes, wood glue, tint; 2.5” cube
"Sugar Cube 1" - as of 2006
Sugar cubes, wood glue; 2.5” cube
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Friday, March 31, 2006
"Our Heroin(e) Stumbles (formerly Dhghmunculus 6)" - 1998
Two bolster pillows sewn together; 6’ long
(Note: this piece & "Heroin Is A Heavy Hat" were modifications of pieces that had been in my "Dhghmunculus" installation at The Lab in 1998; after striking that show, I remade a half-dozen pieces and installed them on sidewalks, alleys & plazas in the area of the intersection of 16th & Mission in San Francisco. Also note that this particular piece was installed, as pictured, in front of Julie Murray's fabulous escalator mural in Clarion Alley.)