This is one of a series of sculptures I made from styrofoam packing box liners. Once the product it was protecting is removed, the styrofoam form is mysterious, and part of our contemporary ecological nightmare. These forms multiply and are fast becoming our unnatural “rocks”. I wondered what would happen if nature tried to reclaim them as rocks. They represent a sort of hybrid manmade-natural object. Is the line between natural and manmade becoming a blur? What is real? I include a small UV flashlight with this sculpture to light up the glowing paints, especially at night.
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Subject: Earth health, pollution, recovery
Type: Wall sculpture
Style: Abstract
Medium: Acrylic and glow paints on celluclay over styrofoam
Substrate: styrofoam
Length: 12"
Width: 7.5"
Depth: 3.5"
Weight: under 5 lbs.
Ready to hang: Yes, by D-ring on back
Framed: No
Glass: No
Location of signature: On back
*SURFACE TREATMENT EXTENDS AROUND SIDES AND BACK
Includes a small UV flashlight.
Alternate view showing glow from provided small UV flashlight:
Style: Abstract
Medium: Mixed Media and Acrylic
Height: 12"
Width: 7.5"
Depth: 3.5"
Framed: No
Glass: No
Ready to Hang: Yes
Signed: No
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