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May 2000. Bronze, granite. Dimensions: 60 × 34 × 24 in (152 × 86 × 61 cm).
Corporate collection - Washington, DC
Flatbottom combines black Pennsylvania granite and bronze, continuing my interest in bringing natural and human-made materials together. The curved bronze forms support and counter the tall granite slab, giving the heavy stone an unexpected sense of movement and balance.
The title is deliberately straightforward: Flatbottom simply refers to the flat bottom of the granite. The related drawings explore the same relationship between the upright stone and sweeping bronze forms with greater freedom and spontaneity.
May 2000. Bronze, granite. Dimensions: 60 × 34 × 24 in (152 × 86 × 61 cm).
Corporate collection - Washington, DC
Flatbottom combines black Pennsylvania granite and bronze, continuing my interest in bringing natural and human-made materials together. The curved bronze forms support and counter the tall granite slab, giving the heavy stone an unexpected sense of movement and balance.
The title is deliberately straightforward: Flatbottom simply refers to the flat bottom of the granite. The related drawings explore the same relationship between the upright stone and sweeping bronze forms with greater freedom and spontaneity.
