November 1990. . Dimensions: 21 × 30 × 16 in (53 × 76 × 41 cm).
Pipes combines rough granite with found industrial steel—a pipe, flange, and ribbed section—bringing natural and human-made materials into an active relationship. Their original forms remain visible while taking on new structural and expressive roles.
The title refers directly to the pipe elements while also suggesting Pan pipes, the ancient wind instrument made from a series of pipes of different lengths. This association introduces a musical dimension, transforming the industrial forms into something suggestive of sound, rhythm, and breath.
November 1990. . Dimensions: 21 × 30 × 16 in (53 × 76 × 41 cm).
Pipes combines rough granite with found industrial steel—a pipe, flange, and ribbed section—bringing natural and human-made materials into an active relationship. Their original forms remain visible while taking on new structural and expressive roles.
The title refers directly to the pipe elements while also suggesting Pan pipes, the ancient wind instrument made from a series of pipes of different lengths. This association introduces a musical dimension, transforming the industrial forms into something suggestive of sound, rhythm, and breath.
