This stuff is awesome, although it probably appeals more to adults that are into LEGOs, any precocious young Lego enthusiast would get a kick out of these. I'm down - this is making me start thinking about taking up my old Lego hobby actually.
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
9.30.2009
7.08.2009
Maya Lin's Wave Field & Deja Vous
by coincidence i saw two maya lin exhibits in one week this summer. one at the cooper hewitt design museum's exhibit, Design For A Living World and the other at Storm King Mountain Sculpture Garden. i remember being blown away by her vietnam memorial as a young kid, and it took me a little while to make the connection at the design exhibit. i really couldn't believe it when i found her sculptures at storm king in their indoor gallery by coincidence a few days later, as well as her massive outdoor project. this glass sculpture was indoors and is a good idea of what she is doing, but imagine those waves as mounds of dirt 20 feet high, and covered in grass, resembling rolling waves in a landscape. it's incredible and surreal, check it out, there's no way my explanation nor a cellphone picture of her glass model does it any justice whatsoever:
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