exposed
This sculpture looks to examine the relationship of that which is normally hidden, and how when exposed, the underlying beauty can often be greater than that of the original purpose. ”exposed” is created with two common building materials - plaster and wood lathe. The lathe has been salvaged from a current home renovation project that I have undertaken in 2011, my personal connection to this year’s entry. Normally hidden under finished plaster walls, the wood in this piece is exposed and allowed to create a raw, yet modern design aesthetic. Through the use of light and shadow, density and openness, combined with a perfect geometric grid the piece allows for personal interpretation by the viewer. What beauty do you see?
- Year created: 2011
- Width: 4 feet
- Art form: 3-D
- Depth: 1 feet
- Medium: plaster and lathe
- Height: 4 feet
Venue & Connection Information
- Lighting needed: No
- Indoor Space needed: No
- Audio/Video needed: No
- Electrical needed: No
About Brant Raterink
Everything is designed. It provides the way in which we see and experience the world. It can solve problems and most certainly create them. I believe we are given the opportunity to create a better en...
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This entry is showing at
- Opening Day
- 6PM-10PM
- Mon-Thurs
- 12PM-8PM
- Fri & Sat
- 12PM-10PM
- Sunday
- 12PM-6PM