Experimental Sculpture Collection

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Collection 1-3,
wood glue, balsa wood, paper pulp, colored ink, wire, gel medium, pushpins,
7" x 4" x 5"



















Reflection: 
My intentions sculptures was to visually create Unity within the peace and with the other sculptures. I wanted pieces that were using different mediums as well as different colors. It's interesting to see where I came from with the colors since none of them have correlation with each other, but the overall end product is very pleasing to the eye. For future in further investigation I would like to use completely different mediums for each of the pieces. I would like to use more color and perhaps bigger scale for the next time I create pieces similar to these.

Inspiration:



https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1066641



Ellen Hyllemose and Olivia Bax

https://www.creativeboom.com/inspiration/surface-matters-giant-raw-and-exposed-sculptures-by-ellen-hyllemose-and-olivia-bax/



Terry Kreiter







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