by FranconiaSculpturePark | Jan 30, 2019 | Intern Fellow, Intern Fellow 2015
2015 Intern Artist Line Dimensions variable with installationWood, stain/varnish, mirrored glass2015 Artist Statement Underpinning all of Meadows’ sculptural work is a strong skill base (especially in wood), allowing him to deliver ideas in a forceful and...
by FranconiaSculpturePark | Jan 30, 2019 | Intern Fellow, Intern Fellow 2015
New Macho 17’ x 14’ x 6’ Wood, caulk, steel, straw, vines 2015 2015 Artist Intern Artist Statement New Macho is a sculpture rooted within a art historical context. There is a well documented tradition of depicting the male form throughout many time...
by FranconiaSculpturePark | Jan 30, 2019 | Intern Fellow, Intern Fellow 2015
Sweet Thing 12’ 8” x 14’ 3” x 14’ 3” Rebar, metal lathe, stucco, wood, fabric, eggs, sugar, paint 2015 2015 Artist Intern Artist Statement My work deals with appreciation, humor, and frustration towards traditional domestic work. The materials I use...
by FranconiaSculpturePark | Jan 30, 2019 | Hot Metal, Hot Metal 2014, Intern Fellow, Intern Fellow 2016
Why is it me that I’m here with, without them to tell me I need to avoid them, but somehow I feel like I’m all by myself? 30” x 48”, 22” x 15” x 21” Cast iron, copper, granite 2014 2014 Hot Metal Artist 2016 Artist Intern Andrew Fernandez Born: Miami, FL, USA, 1988...
by FranconiaSculpturePark | Jan 29, 2019 | Intern Fellow, Intern Fellow 2014
2014 Intern Artist Forbidden Energy States at the Summit of Mount Hermon 2’ 10’’ x 8’ x 4’Polystyrene, resin, paint, phosphorescent paint,2014 Artist Statement A forbidden energy state is the phrase used to describe the relatively slow emission of light from a...
by FranconiaSculpturePark | Jan 29, 2019 | Intern Fellow, Intern Fellow 2014
2014 Intern Artist Influence 7’ 7’’ x 34’ 4’ x 22’ 5’’Wood, Pond & Steel2014 Artist Statement I get the greatest satisfaction from producing things I can claim ownership over; not because of pride, but of integrity. I try to achieve this by investing myself in...
