Fluxus Box

 

                                                View #1 

                                                View #2

Title - Forgotten

Materials - Clay, Paint, Cardboard, Cotton balls, Paper, Duct Tape

Size - Height = 6

Width= 13

Reflection = The sculpture reflects themes of growing up and nostalgia. 

Inspiration :

https://foundations3ddesign.blogspot.com/2018/08/act-up-art-box.html

NOTES

Movie - Coraline

I wanted to make the painting inside look like the Coraline tunnel. I made the outside of it look withered and old, while the inside is full of life and color. Kind of like when you look back on your life now vs your childhood.

Paper Cutting Sculpture

FULL VIEW #1

FULL VIEW #2

 FULL VIEW #3

DETAIL 1

DETAIL 2

DETAIL 3

DIAMETER - 32 INCHES

HEIGHT - 9 INCHES

MATERIALS - PAINT, GORILLA GLUE, PAPER

INSPIRATION PICTURES :

                                             This picture inspired me for my sculpture because of the

                                        calming and flowy feel of the painting. I made sure to show the

                                        connection to nature through my sculpture instead of painting.

                                                   This is my second photo I used for inspiration.

                                My sculpture used similar looks as the painting, I changed the mountains

                            Into 3D forms. I tried to keep the same calm, balanced feeling the painting has.

 

Secret lives of color assignment

 

Violet

I made this to show how rare violet used to be, the book says that 

it used to be a luxury but now it's accessible to everyone.

Amber Poem

I used to be tree sap

sticky and soft

dripping down bark

in the hot sun.

Years went by and I hardened

turning gold like honey.

Now I hold tiny things

that time forgot.

People wear me as jewelry

say I glow like sunlight.

But really I’m just old sap

that never let go.

My poem is about amber. Amber comes from tree sap that hardens over

time. I wrote from ambers point of view to show how it keeps memories from its past. 

It's color reminds me of sunlight and how something old can still shine.

Experimental sculpture collection

All 3 view #1 

                                                                        All 3 view #2

                           

                            First sculpture = Seeing circles 

                            Materials = Wood, Gorilla glue, string

                            Width = 4 1/2 Height = 15

                            

                            Second sculpture = Whirlwind

                             Materials = Wood, Paper, String

                            Dimensions = 4 inches wide 5 3/4 high

                            

                                  Third sculpture = Over and under    

                                  Materials = Wood, hot glue, gorilla glue

                                   Dimensions = 6 inches wide 9 inches high

    

                              In process image

Cardboard Replica Blender

 

Details

Dimensions 

Height - 15 4/3    

Width - 6       

Depth - 6

Diagram Drawing

Paper Model : 

In process :

Experimental Sculpture Collection Research A-C

 Research A - Alexis Granwell

”Ive been working with handmade paper since 2009. Can you walk us through your overall process? I begin by making pulp paintings in wet, handmade paper, sensitive to the ways its surface records my gestures, and allowing the pigments of color to disperse and build. 

Research quoted from - https://www.maakemagazine.com/alexis-granwell#:~:text=I%20have%20been%20working%20with,color%20to%20disperse%20and%20build.

Research B - Julian Watts

He began with experimental hand carved spoons and bowls, and currently encompassing wooden sculpture, furniture making, drawing, painting, music, and stone carving. 

Quoted from - https://minnesotastreetproject.com/events/lecture/artist-talk-julian-watts

Research C - Ted Lott

”One of the things that I love about woodworking is the incredible flexibility of the medium. There are so many things that you can do with the material in the realm of sculpture, furniture and beyond. It is a way of working that is truly accessible: a few basic tools and machines, and you can jump right in.”

Quoted from - https://otherpeoplespixels.com/blog/otherpeoplespixels-interviews-ted-lott

Cardboard replica - Research A-C

 

Research A - Daniel Agdag

He is an artist and a filmmaker who works in Melbourne, Australia.

https://marsgallery.com.au/daniel-agdag/ 

Research B - AnDee Lumsden

In an interview AnDee states,” I began experimenting with many different found and used materials with the aim to ‘discover and reveal the jewel within.' The one that stood out the most as being amazingly versatile and beautiful was the corrugated cardboard box.” I found this super interesting since all the sculptures look incredibly realistic.

”https://www.allthingspaper.net/2024/03/andee-lumsden-cardboard-sculpture.html

Research C - Shannon Goff

https://www.designboom.com/art/shannon-goff-lincoln-continental-cardboard-miles-to-empty-11-02-2015/

States, ”Shannon goff has recreated her grandfather's 1979 lincoln continental car from cardboard.”