rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
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rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)
rusty metal found object fine art (Copy)

'River Bend'

$12,000.00

No. 11 in the Light Coming in Through Cracks Series, 2018-2021.

Un-manipulated, naturally-oxidized (rusted), used/discarded metal Found Object. 36” x 15” x 4.5”.

Found on the banks of a nearby river in Montana in Spring 2020. It was during one of my first outings with my son after the initial madness of COVID-19 wore off. I'm still not sure what it is. And I have no idea where it came from. All I know is that it was sitting there washed up on shore as we balanced barefoot on partially submerged river rocks nearby.

I love how it has an almost accordion-like compromising fold. It was chosen as part of this Series for its compositional balance and simple charm. I also appreciate it’s scale and un-apologetic presence.

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No. 11 in the Light Coming in Through Cracks Series, 2018-2021.

Un-manipulated, naturally-oxidized (rusted), used/discarded metal Found Object. 36” x 15” x 4.5”.

Found on the banks of a nearby river in Montana in Spring 2020. It was during one of my first outings with my son after the initial madness of COVID-19 wore off. I'm still not sure what it is. And I have no idea where it came from. All I know is that it was sitting there washed up on shore as we balanced barefoot on partially submerged river rocks nearby.

I love how it has an almost accordion-like compromising fold. It was chosen as part of this Series for its compositional balance and simple charm. I also appreciate it’s scale and un-apologetic presence.

Leave feedback.

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