Landscape Sculptures in Wire and Mixed Media: Working Through Ideas
By Sheila Ceccarelli
To get the most out of this post have a quick look first at Drawing to Feed Making – Making to Feed Drawing, which explores how drawing and sketchbook work can feed ideas whilst making sculpture and exploring sculptural form and vice-verse.
In this post I follow the development of four teenage students’ work during a one and a half hour session, working from the theme of landscape and concentrating on drawing and making simultaneously. Students were introduced to modelling wire and modroc as construction materials and paper and drawing and collaging materials were also readily available.
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Pat Carney-Ceccarelli
February 3, 2013 @ 10:53 pm
Well I just think this is extraordinary work !! So exciting- so competent- so inspired! For me it is a huge affirmation of art, the creative process and the potential of these young people just waiting for the right container and opportunity to find expression. brava to all of you!