Another piece from the Florida Consortium of Art Schools exhibit at the FSU Museum of Fine Arts. This one is entitled "Drifting" and is by Kristin Schimik from the University of Florida. This picture is definitely worth enlarging to get a better look!
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You really have to enlarge it to get the full effect. Very interesting.
Enlarging is a must here guys!! What a unique piece!!!
It is very interesting. Are those tall radio /cell towers? Fascinating piece.
Do you know what it's made of? It is a very interesting piece.
How very lovely! What an unusual piece!
Thank you for sharing this, my dear!
I like this a lot! I wish I could say it was mine.
I would like to know what the artist had in mind. (At first, I thought it was a large, odd-shaped, chocolate cookie!)
Upon enlargement, I wouldn't be surprised if the artist was not making a statement about how the world is drifting into chaos and we, the people, right along with it...
Oh this is so lovely !! I loved it when i enlarged this image..Thanks for sharing..Unseen Rajasthan
Enlarge it. It's very creative.
Enchanting is the word I would use...
Very different indeed!
Cool!
Léia
I think Jacob is right, this object really does look as if it is edible.
That really is interesting. What are the dimensions Lois?
Not exactly sure of the dimensions Eamon, but if I had to take a guess I would say around 24 inches wide and about 12 inches tall.
Oh and I'm not sure what it's made of either. I tried to find out but couldn't. It actually was my favorite piece from this show!
Now this, I like! Dreamy and understated and you need to get up close to truly appreciate it.
You are right, very impressive when enlarged. Nicely captured.
Holy cow! It's awesome!
I wonder where in the world they got that idea? It is very unique! I like anything that looks like chocolate. ;)
This piece is made of fired clay, with some cold finishes. Beautiful sense of scale and materials.
Kristin's web page has more examples of her work and an artist's statement:
http://plaza.ufl.edu/kschimik/
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