Tuesday, May 6, 2025

Experimental Sculpture Collection

 

Left to right: Spirit, Soul, Energy


Sculpture 1

Spirit, Materials: wood, thread, paper, masking tape, and wood glue. Approx. 15.3in




Sculpture 2


Soul, Materials: acrylic, wood, and thread. Approx. 12in


Sculpture 3

Energy, Materials: Wire, tracing paper, and gel medium. Approx. 10in



In Process










Research A.


Julian Watts, Growth

Research C.


Amy Joy Watson, Moon Dune Collection

Reflection Statement

    
        When working on these three sculptures I found that they all felt very meditational and I feel that idea is communicated, I found that in an odd way they all felt very "human" to me. I have never really worked in 3D before so I wanted to experiment with a wide variety of different materials so that I might learn what I like best. As someone who likes to plan their work ahead and have a concept I really struggled at first, I wanted my pieces to be representational but that wasn't the goal of the assignment so I found myself getting frustrated. Once I started letting the material tell me what it wanted to do I was able to find a rhythm in my creating. This project taught me to be more loose with my work and to take things as they come. In my drawings I tend to be a perfectionist so even though this assignment was in 3D I hope I can take that as a lesson for all of my art in the future, to learn to let loose and be kinder to myself in my creative process. 


































Experimental Sculpture Collection

  Left to right: Spirit , Soul , Energy Sculpture 1 Spirit , Materials: wood, thread, paper, masking tape, and wood glue. Approx. 15.3in Sc...