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| THEMES: PLAYING WITH MODULAR UNITSLA |
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| Playing with Modular Units: drawer
pulls, clothes pins and pegs (plus the Buddha) Three Sculptures using wooden drawer pulls from the hardware store, one with clothes pins, one with pegs |
| PETER W. MICHEL, Sculptor ● Sculpture in Celebration of Self, Relationship and Community |
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| "The Great Buddha" Kamakura,
Japan photo (c) 1992 by Peter W. Michel - note modular units in the hair. |
"Permanent Wave" (c)
1985 wood sculpture using drawer pulls as a modular element for the hair and eyes. |
"Permanent Wave" Side
view (see other comparisons in Playing with Images) |
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| "Rainbow Couplets -
Semaphore" (c) 1982 Peter W.
Michel A painted wood sculpture using
pegs
as a modular element with variations in painting: every color
of
the rainbow is paired with every other color symbolizing the richness
that
comes to life when everyone relates to everyone else! |
| For other examples of
playing with modules see: "Camouflage"
and Themes:
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| Peter W. Michel, sculptor ● 36 Kellogg Street ● Clinton, NY 13323 ● 315-853-8146 ● peter@petermichel.com |