INSTALLATIONS
Theater
INSTALLATIONS
Theater
Theater, a plywood wood sculpture, was created as a study of the circle, the ellipse and the sphere. It was created in Apple-plywood and turned by hand in 3 parts: a half sphere – bottom “bowl” or Theater; a middle connector; and a top half sphere – or Dome. An open oculus at the top of the dome lets in natural light.
The sculpture seeks to merge the sphere and the ellipse, and is an ode to The Pantheon. It also serves as an exercise in further study of Baroque architecture, and in particular, Borromini’s church San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane. The architectural sculpture was awarded Honorary Mention at Guild Hall’s Spring Exhibition, East Hampton, New York
Exhibition: Summer Exhibition, Guild Hall, East Hampton, NY
Award: Honorary mention
Size: Height:16” Diameter: 8-1/2”
Material: ApplePly, premium plywood made from thin layers of Birch
Collaborator: Woodturning by Patrick Mulligan
Photography: Eva Christine Jensen
Exhibition: Summer Exhibition, Guild Hall, East Hampton, NY
Award: Honorary mention
Size: Height:16” Diameter: 8-1/2”
Material: ApplePly, premium plywood made from thin layers of Birch
Collaborator: Woodturning by Patrick Mulligan
Photography: Eva Christine Jensen
Theater sculpture assembled in 3 parts, a type of ellipsoid shape
Theater, top Dome removed
Theater in three parts, bottom Arena, middle Connector and top Dome
Theater in three parts, bottom Arena, middle Connector and top Dome
Theater, bottom Arena
Theater as Sphere, middle connector removed
Theater
Theater
Top view of Theater
Top view of Dome Oculus