Tropism

Apr 29, 2010 | Sculpture

This is a example of work that I have recently experimented with, using the weight of a stone (if small) and added wet varnished cloth.

After the drying and the structure being hung upside down gives the vision of growth (Tropism), gravity turned on it’s head.

tropism

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