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May 2004. Enamel on steel, granite. Dimensions: 60 × 40 × 22 in (152 × 102 × 56 cm).
A Cambré describes an arched movement of a dancer’s upper body, bending from the waist upwards; the movement can be done forwards, backwards or sideways. I use dance references in many of my works to create a conceptual framework to view and understand the heavy assemblage of earth-bound elements bringing life and meaning to its choreography.
May 2004. Enamel on steel, granite. Dimensions: 60 × 40 × 22 in (152 × 102 × 56 cm).
A Cambré describes an arched movement of a dancer’s upper body, bending from the waist upwards; the movement can be done forwards, backwards or sideways. I use dance references in many of my works to create a conceptual framework to view and understand the heavy assemblage of earth-bound elements bringing life and meaning to its choreography.
