Sandra Christie Sculpture |
Ashwillow 2007
A found piece of Ash wood, approximately 1 metre in height and 16cm at its thickest point was drilled and sticks of willow were threaded through the holes. The strength and flexibility of the thin willow enables it to support the heavy Ash block which balances on a narrow edge.
Resin Form 2007
A block of resin was cast in a round bowl, then cut into pieces. The sections were then built up into a single structure, approximately 20cm high, which includes curves and angles in a balanced form.
This references the work of Eduardo Chillida.
Ten Pillars 2008
With an emphasis on repetition, the ten pilliars are concrete casts encasing steel pipes. The tallest pillar is approximately 2 metres high.
Different forms and patterns can be constructed, demonstrating the commonalities and the differences between each pillar.
Copper Fold
2008
Folds of copper which integrate the inside and outside of the shape.
Approx 25cm high.
Constant Bird
2009
Nine Beech blocks, each 5cm x 5cm x 2cm, formed in to a simple tower with a found object set on the top. This pays homage to Constantin Brancusi.