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 Site 8: Carkeek Environmental
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Carkeek Park Outdoor Art Exhibit: Heaven
and Earth
Sylwia Tur
'Language within Landscape' juxtaposes the elements of organic shapes with architectural geometry and composition. It is a representation of the in-between space that we create with our everyday world, existing between Heaven and Earth. The title of the piece makes a reference to one of our most important faculties, language. Just like the world around us changes, so is our language. Each piece is a representation of an individual language system; each one very distinct, but having something in common with all members of the group. The architectural geometry of porcelain represents the regularity of language, while the organic shapes of plaster its flexibility to adapt. The Language within Landscape thus adapts to the nature that surrounds it, and becomes one with it, if only for a short time.
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Sylwia Tur
'Language within Landscape' juxtaposes the elements of organic shapes with architectural geometry and composition. It is a representation of the in-between space that we create with our everyday world, existing between Heaven and Earth. The title of the piece makes a reference to one of our most important faculties, language. Just like the world around us changes, so is our language. Each piece is a representation of an individual language system; each one very distinct, but having something in common with all members of the group. The architectural geometry of porcelain represents the regularity of language, while the organic shapes of plaster its flexibility to adapt. The Language within Landscape thus adapts to the nature that surrounds it, and becomes one with it, if only for a short time.
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