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Tree Construction Ideas - Research, Intention & Evaluation





Evidence in sketch Book 



The aesthetic i envisage for the tree are that of vines. I want it to look very natural with flowing lines that curve round the trunk to then form the branches. Without bending the metal poles to see how they bend and move its going to be hard to work out how construction is going to take place; it is going to be a series of trail and error. I collected a series of images together to give inspiration into possible was i could construct. Personally i like the trees made from just metal rode rather than a built tree trunk. The third picture showing an abundance of metal poles moving in all different directions, is most like what i had envisaged for my own sculpture. Its creates a feeling of ciaos yet it also connotes the feeling of escape and breaking free. This linking back to the bombing of Hiroshima and how there was ciaos and instruction resulting in the yearning to want to break free from the destruction and escape to civilisation also linking back to the fact the ginkgo tree is a symbol of hope and resilience.

Images sourced from Pintrest -Research :


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                                                Evolution of Flora Collection a Stillman Stainless by gracegallery, $18950.00                     


                                                  metal



                                                Stainless steel and copper Garden Or Yard / Outside and Outdoor sculpture by artist Philip Melling titled: 'Weldvessel - Slope (Contemporary Metal Vase)'


                                                  Reused railroad spikes

                                                     Steel candle holder


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Henrique Oliveira - Sao Paulo, Brazil artist
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