I have been making compositions from wooden prototypes from the late 1800’s until the late 1900’s. These prototypes were onced used in metal foundries for sand casting and though intended for practical machine parts, their abstract forms evoke something quite different.
posted by Susan Farricielli at 7:23 AM
I am an artist. I mostly sculpt. I use whatever material I can get my hands on or what the budget can bear. Material is energy and my work is about transforming a material into something else...no matter what that material might be. I worked in metal for many years, but my latest passion is with stone. I have a Master's Degree in Industrial Design and so I also design and invent new kinds of objects. I am a part time university professor. One of my classes is titled: Design Innovation. It is about inventing things. I also teach a course on Materials in an Architecture School. I find it difficult to sit still. This is often annoying to the men in my life (or the men who used to be in my life), but I just can't help it. I love to spend my time being creative. That is and has always been the most important thing to me.
3 Comments:
finally you found a photographe! :-) .... I was also thanking that every single object, by itself (these word exists?), can be a sculpture... abd maybe you could use the name end the signified of the coulors in the object for something else...
ciao!
Stefano
(miriam/google is only a mail I use for web, I am really "Stefano")
Ah, Stefano, always great to communicate with you!
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