The first full day of sculpture making at Kerava Art Museum brought one form to completion. Because this is a temporary exhibit, I’m building directly on the lawn grass. The granite pebbles and cobbles are easy to handle and a nice change of pace from heavy lifting, even though I do have to spend most of the day on my knees. Their smoothness makes them a bit slippery. I wouldn’t recommend using them this way for a permanent construction. This type of arrangement is like making a big ring cake out of small potatoes.
Thanks to students Lauri, Hannah and Iisa for set-up assistance. And to Jenni M. for stone shifting.
Thanks to students Lauri, Hannah and Iisa for set-up assistance. And to Jenni M. for stone shifting.
Thanks for the comment,TJ. Finland is beautiful.
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