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Sean Doll

PN 03, PN 04, PN 05, 2009

wood, bolts, and paint

10" x 10" x 12" each

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Given that r sub one equals fifty-three

Sean Doll
Given that r sub one equals fifty-three, 2009

wood, wood glue, bolts, steel wire

106" x 106" x 4"


and r sub two equals thirteen. Diameter equals height equals width. Diameter equals two r equals two times fifty-three. Diameter equals one hundred and six. Height equals one hundred and six. Width equals one hundred and six. Circumference equals two pi r. Circumference equals two pi times fifty-three. Pi is about equal to three point one four. Circumference equals three hundred thirty-two and eighty-four hundredths. Area equals pi r squared. Area equals pi r sub one squared minus pi r sub two squared. Area equals pi times the quantity fifty-three squared minus thirteen squared. Area equals two thousand six hundred forty pi. Pi rounded to the nearest hundredth equals three and fourteen hundredths. Area equals eight thousand two hundred eighty-nine and six tenths.

Kat Riley
Wounds and rocks
was and foam

While making these pieces the layers of the wax became something more and felt like open wounds, the bright colors that i so often use are still represented. Each wax figure has its own personality without it referencing people or animals strongly.

Exchange

Erica Leoncavallo

Exchange

2009

48" x 24" x 4"

clay, wood, nails, hot glue

This piece is a continuation of my study of the crane and the way my family has changed the meaning of the form. The slip enabled me to do this visually by creating a hundred different gestures frozen in clay. The piece consists of 5 black boards which are separate but have the potential to fit together. The cranes are then arranged in such a way that although they are grouped on separate bases, they create an illusion that they are meant to be together.  

Chain Study

P. Scarpone

P. Scarpone "Where My Dogs At?" Slip Log, Concrete, Toy Dog, Paint The materials used oppose traditional statues or depictions of icons. I use the wood as a structure based in nature, the cement as a material based in industry, and the toy dog as the trivial object it is. Adding bronze, gold, and chrome surfaces suggests a transformation into a desired or cherished item as a whole. The outcome pokes fun at a gaudy taste, like your crazy neighbor with pink flamingos in his yard.

Seed Pods

Pods I designed out of old articles of clothing and fabric scraps, folded them, sewed them, and stuffed with wire and installed in the woods to decay!

Rebirth

P. Scarpone "Synthetic stability" wood, steel, paint A relationship is created between the two natural objects through their masking with a synthetic material. The steel rods references the stability they once possessed in nature. Their base mimicks the shape of fallen logs, which was their state of existence when found.

Parasites in The Garden

P. Scarpone Growth #1 and #2 Chicken Wire, Concrete The two forms are made to exaggerate a growth or fungus found in nature. A connection is made on some point of the tree to reference a parasite, the tree being its host.

P. Scarpone Naturally Industrial #2 A mixture of concrete and organic materials creates a material prone to decay. The concrete structure was mixed with organic matter found on site, and the constant exposure to the elements dictated its transformation.

The Story of My Life

"The Suggested City" Study

Esteban M. Pilonieta Vera
Wood, nails, string, wire and acrylic paint
Dimensions Vary

The piece is intended to suggest a movement towards the corner, as if the piece continued inward in the wall and the viewer actually stands in the back of the displayed piece. The agglomerated cube shapes, which are simplistic representation of houses, seek to create the sense that the small world we look down on continues onto the blue corner.

It's Only a Memory

Esteban M. Pilonieta Vera
Soil, dry hay, horse manure and metal
Dimensions Vary

This mud-adobe column monumentalizes a memory and the passing of time. A memory of home which is in constant replay in my mind, and those details that slowly get lost with the days that are added since my departure. My departure from my real life.

Outside Help

when there's nothing left to burn you have to set yourself on fire

Life On A String