Done cutting and grinding. Next step will be working in detail with my little air chisel.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Saturday, September 20, 2008
MoCA Masks 2009
This weekend I am beginning the ideation phase of the now-annual ritual: preparing for the Museum of Conteporary Art’s annual Masks at MoCA fundraiser.
Each year the mask form takes on a new shape. This year’s mask seems to come from a island culture: a bit of indigenous broad-nose African influence with a hint of Oompa Loompa. I think it is the best one yet.
I’m leaning toward a pedestal-mounted Escher-esque "wrapped ribbon” concept executed in a beautiful piece of Honeycomb Calcite marble I acquired three years back.
Each year the mask form takes on a new shape. This year’s mask seems to come from a island culture: a bit of indigenous broad-nose African influence with a hint of Oompa Loompa. I think it is the best one yet.
I’m leaning toward a pedestal-mounted Escher-esque "wrapped ribbon” concept executed in a beautiful piece of Honeycomb Calcite marble I acquired three years back.
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