A concrete bust of a bearded man mounted on a wooden base. The head is surrounded by wiry, copper-colored tendrils extending outward from the skull, giving the appearance of dynamic energy or movement emanating from the figure's mind.
A profile view of the same concrete bust, showcasing the wiry elements sweeping backward, as if caught in a strong gust of wind. The rough texture of the concrete contrasts with the delicate, chaotic lines of the wire, creating a dynamic interplay o
Rear view of the bust, focusing on the intricate arrangement of wiry tendrils radiating outward from the back of the head. The wires create a sense of turbulence, as though they are representations of thoughts or memories in flux.
A side angle of the bust, emphasizing the contrast between the solid, grounded appearance of the concrete and the light, almost ethereal quality of the wire tendrils. The sculpture sits on a roughly cut wooden base, grounding the overall composition.

Wire

2016

A Collaboration with Mackenzie Fedoruk.

 

Concrete, Fir, Copper.

12”x15”x19”