Treestar embryo
This is a sculpture that's part of an larger collection in an even larger exhibit in Georgetown right now ("right now" being November 18th). It's a lot of student/non-professional art, and it's definitely worth check out.
This collection was remarkable for the way it took ostensibly natural objects (actually frames covered with bark, if I remember the brochure correctly) and turned them into the fertile bits of trees. It all seemed somehow slightly too biological, like the ship/cave/womb shot in "Alien."
Treestar embryo
This is a sculpture that's part of an larger collection in an even larger exhibit in Georgetown right now ("right now" being November 18th). It's a lot of student/non-professional art, and it's definitely worth check out.
This collection was remarkable for the way it took ostensibly natural objects (actually frames covered with bark, if I remember the brochure correctly) and turned them into the fertile bits of trees. It all seemed somehow slightly too biological, like the ship/cave/womb shot in "Alien."