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The work is 78x55x40 in. brushed bronze sculpture with black natural patina from the series "Double Mobius Strip", 2002 - ongoing. Mobius Strip series consist of pieces fabricated using different materials such as corten steel, stainless steel, combination of copper and bronze and leaded stained glass. All of them are large scale, up to 20 ft. tall.
Work statement:
Infinity (Mobius Strip) refers to several distinct concepts, linked to the idea of "without end" which arise in philosophy, mathematics, and theology. The sculpture is based on the Mobius strip, which is a surface with only one side and only one boundary component. In this work I combine two Mobius strips together with common edges. The result is one double rich and fascinating 3D form, representing the idea of continuance, endless repetition of life...
fishing and passing through...this image was taken at the beach using a Chrystal ball. . street photography..with out the street.
The Rogers Centre sculptures, installed in 1989, feature sports fans gesturing in disgust, clapping, taking photographs and sneering. Two groups pop out from the stadium’s northeast and northwest facades.
“Skull/Mexico/Day of the Dead" by Howardena Pindell at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in Eugene, Oregon
This installation by Cai Guo-Qiang depicts 99 animals at a water-hole, inspired by lakes on North Stradbroke Island, near Brisbane. In his 'paradise' creatures that would normally be incompatible drink peacefully together. The exhibition is entitled "Falling Back To Earth" and includes "Head On" as well as "Heritage 2013". Four works, in all, can be viewed at GOMA in Brisbane.
*privately owned and posted with permission of owner. This painting has been posted some month back at which time it was photographed with a different camera and for some reason, perhaps because of lighting the colors were distorted. This was brought to my attention by another artist, Teag Mcgilligary who commented on it. Comparing the two postings there is a wast difference, hence my posting of the more recent photograph send to me by owners before framing.
I am calling this interesting discovery to the attention to artist's using digital cameras that the lighting of art work plays an important role in the recording of one's artworks.
p.s. this painting is best viewed on black, thank you!