November 2002. Granite, pigmented and sealed steel. Dimensions: 62 × 24 × 12 in (157 × 61 × 30 cm).
Private collection
PIQUE
In dance, "piqué" (pronounced pee-KAY) means "to prick," and describes a step where a dancer steps directly onto the pointe or ball of the foot. The term is most famously used for the piqué turn, a traveling turning step that involves stepping onto one leg en pointe while the other leg is in the air, usually in a passé position (drawn up to the knee).
November 2002. Granite, pigmented and sealed steel. Dimensions: 62 × 24 × 12 in (157 × 61 × 30 cm).
Private collection
PIQUE
In dance, "piqué" (pronounced pee-KAY) means "to prick," and describes a step where a dancer steps directly onto the pointe or ball of the foot. The term is most famously used for the piqué turn, a traveling turning step that involves stepping onto one leg en pointe while the other leg is in the air, usually in a passé position (drawn up to the knee).
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