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 Site 9: Carkeek Environmental
Learning Center: Meadow Log Placement near log toward end of fence, along border with mown grass and fallow field (lower center of photo) Easy to access from parking lot 200 feet away. also at this location: Julie Lindell and Todd Lawson |
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Carkeek Park Outdoor Art Exhibit: Heaven
and Earth
Gerry Stecca
The piece I envisioned is part of a new approach/technique applied to the use of Wood Clothespins. I would like to wrap 1 to 3 tree trunks and some branches with a perfectly fit sheet of clothespins. In no way the tree is harmed, for the material holds itself by molding its shape to that of the tree.
The order and pattern in which they are arranged, determines the shape and curves that lead to the end result. The meaning and intentions of the piece will be let up to the viewer to determine. Definitely, the environmental message is obvious, as well as the natural sculptural effect and intriguing use of this very common artifact.
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Gerry Stecca
The piece I envisioned is part of a new approach/technique applied to the use of Wood Clothespins. I would like to wrap 1 to 3 tree trunks and some branches with a perfectly fit sheet of clothespins. In no way the tree is harmed, for the material holds itself by molding its shape to that of the tree.
The order and pattern in which they are arranged, determines the shape and curves that lead to the end result. The meaning and intentions of the piece will be let up to the viewer to determine. Definitely, the environmental message is obvious, as well as the natural sculptural effect and intriguing use of this very common artifact.
Return to Map