Eric Sealine,
Saturday Oct 5th 11am "Poetic Gestures and Material Surprises"
Eric Sealine & Michelle Lougee will lead a guided tour of Convergence
sculptures in a morning conversation about adapting their materials and
practices to the scale of the plaza. Eric's first language is architecture and
responding to the site came naturally. Michelle incorporates plastic bags, such
as the wrappers on the New York Times, into woven biomorphic shapes. Come and
explore the exhibition with these two Boston Sculptors.
Kemi Awosile, employee of the Christian Science Plaza, Boston, talks about Eric Sealine's sculpture, "Arabesque", in this video. Arabesque is one piece of a collection of art in the exhibit, Convergence, in Boston, Massachusetts.
Arabesque
2013 Aluminum plate,
paint, 76" x 58" x 13"
Arabesque
is based on a quick gesture drawing that captures the barest essence of a
ballet dancer's pose. The figures
call attention to the bodies, gestures and motions of people on the Plaza. Sealine’s sculptures employ visual surprises and trompe l'oeil
to explore issues of discovery, perception, misperception, and
the sometimes-circular flow of time.
To see some additional installation images, please click here.
Arabesque at night
To see some additional installation images, please click here.
Poetic Gestures and Material Surprises
Kemi Awosile, employee of the Christian Science Plaza, Boston, talks about Eric Sealine's sculpture, "Arabesque", in this video. Arabesque is one piece of a collection of art in the exhibit, Convergence, in Boston, Massachusetts.
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