The sculpture is viewed from an angle, showing the full face and upper torso. The head is tilted back, and the expression suggests deep thought or anguish. The meat hook is prominently seen in the left shoulder.
A side view of the concrete sculpture showing the back of the head and shoulders. The meat hook is visible, embedded in the left shoulder area, protruding slightly from the back.
A side profile of the sculpture, focusing on the right side of the face. The head is tilted back, and the detailed texture of the beard and facial features is clearly visible. The base is a simple, unpolished wooden block.
A view from the left side of the sculpture, emphasizing the meat hook embedded in the left shoulder. The texture of the concrete and the rough, rusted appearance of the meat hook create a striking contrast.
A front-facing shot of the sculpture, showing the full face and upper torso. The meat hook is clearly visible protruding from the left shoulder, and the expression on the face is one of deep contemplation or suffering.
A close-up view of the meat hook embedded in the left shoulder of the sculpture. The rough texture of the concrete and the rusted metal of the hook are emphasized, highlighting the raw, visceral nature of the piece.
An extreme close-up of the meat hook where it punctures the concrete sculpture’s shoulder. The rough edges of the concrete and the pointed end of the hook are in sharp focus, capturing the intense detail of the materials used.

Hook

2016

A Collaboration with Mackenzie Fedoruk.

 

Concrete, Fir, steel.

12”x15”x19”