Showing posts with label logs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label logs. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Vapors
Corroded by acid and time, the top sheet of metal supports an old pipe I found while wandering the beaches of Peak's Island, Maine. Initially, it appeared to be a hollowed log with seaweed and vines emerging from all its crevices. Curling fragile tendrils of metal from a Cambridge construction site, I attempted to recreate the initial state in which I found it.
40" x 8" x 25"
$1500
Labels:
acid,
corrosion,
environmental sculpture,
logs,
Peak's Island,
plants,
rust,
tendrils,
vapors
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Table With a View
While driving around my old stomping grounds I noticed some people replacing the windows on a Victorian house. Since they were putting them by the curb, they were more than happy to send this one away with me. The birch logs came from the tree in front of my childhood home--one of the smaller trunks snapped in an ice storm and had to be taken down. With the help of my father, I combined someone's old bedroom window with the view from another.
17.5" x 28" x 54"
custom piece available upon commission
Labels:
antique,
birch tree,
coffee table,
glass,
logs,
repurposed,
white,
window
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