Filed under: Projects, Public Sculpture, art work, metal & resin | Tags: metal resin sculpture
Sorry, about the delay with this last installment.
Here is the final post of our hospital install. These images are of the bonsai tree we did for one of the meditation gardens, which sits directly above the main entrance. The tree is fabricated aluminum with resin “leaves”. It’s a static sculpture, but it’s feature is all of the different hues of red that make up the “leaves” and the way the light/sun interact with them.
So, even though the pictures are cool, it is, like most sculptures, best viewed in person. If you’re out near Dublin Methodist Hospital after they open, stop by and peep out the sculptures.
Thanks for viewing.
Ready for install
A final bit of fastening
Tree Detail 3
Tree from inside
Tree from above
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Bonus Pic
Mark and Tony viewing the bird sculpture from the 3rd floor of the maternity ward.
HOPE YOU HAD A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY NEW YEAR , The TORK Crew
Filed under: Projects, Public Sculpture, art work, metal & resin | Tags: Metal, resin, sculpture
This second set of ten pictures, is from the install of both the bird sculptures, which were conceived, designed, and fabricated by TORK. The first sculpture consists of five separate balanced arms with two adult birds per set and a Swarovski crystal, which represents an egg (remember this is a sculpture for the maternity ward). The second sculpture is similar to the first with the exception that it has baby birds instead of the eggs. These sculptures are in two separate atriums , the east and west towers, respectively. Each sculpture is approximately 50 feet high with each arm set being 10 feet wide. The arm set rotates, as well as each individual bird and the crystal, so the piece is quite kinetic even in a light breeze. We will hopefully have some video of the sculpture to post here in the near future.
Adult bird from above w/ egg
Adult bird profile
Adult detail w/wing color
Adult bird capturing sun
Adult detail
Adult bird w/baby
Two adults w/baby
Full view w/adults & babies
Adults &babies from below
Adult in sunlight w/color
Though the pictures we took turned out well, the best way to experience these is in person, so if you have the opportunity to go view these, please do.
One more installment which will feature the Bonsai tree in the Meditation Garden will be posted by tomorrow.
Thanks for viewing and commenting, The TORK Crew
Filed under: Projects, Public Sculpture, art work, metal & resin, resin casting
Finally! We finished the install at Dublin Methodist Hospital. So, over the next few days, since we have a ton of pics, we’ll be posting them in several installments. So stay tuned and check back daily.
This first set of seven, is from the install of one of the bird sculptures, which were conceived, designed, and fabricated by TORK. This sculpture consists of five separate balanced arms with two adult birds per set and a Swarovski crystal, which represents an egg (remember this is a sculpture for the maternity ward). The piece is approximately 50 feet high with each arm set being 10 feet wide. The arm set rotates, as well as each individual bird and the crystal, so the piece is quite kinetic even in a light breeze. We will hopefully have some video of the sculpture to post here in the near future.
Enjoy this first installment, The TORK Crew
View of the space from the roof.
Mark and Tony preparing the hardware for the next set.
The birds slowly ascend toward the roof.
A view from under the sculpture(birds & “eggs”)
individual bird in the sunlight.
Part II will be posted Friday evening. Thanks for viewing.