Hi Andy: Nice to meet you too... Your work sound very interesting. I
would like to see some of it, if you could give me reference to
it.
As for my Paris piece...It is the first time in many years that
I have jumped into sculpture again. Of course, the art of
sculptural design has been very influential in the way I have
worked with architecture and art students over the last almost
24 years. The reason I presented a major work to Paris is
because it involved CAD-CAM. It seemed reasonable to begin
some form of sculpture that would save time for makettes. [I
just have not had the time to produce built works.] I like the
potential in the CAD-CAM process to visualize works that can be
machine built in a plastic sense. The work I produced is large.
It would have to be either public art or within a large interior
architectural space.
About the sculpture lists, etc....as far as I can determine,
there is no specific sculpture list or netnews posting area.
The reason I have done the design-l at psuvm is to relate both
art and architecture interests. I have done that because of my
specific education and experience in those areas. Therefore, I
try to pick up almost everything of value to those interests from
many sources, and I forward it to the readers. I hope they would
help out in the process much more than they do. Maybe you could
focus on Subject: ART: SCULPTURE: .... postings to the design-l,
and other sculptore would join in. That would be wonderful.
Well enough for now...
Howard
would like to see some of it, if you could give me reference to
it.
As for my Paris piece...It is the first time in many years that
I have jumped into sculpture again. Of course, the art of
sculptural design has been very influential in the way I have
worked with architecture and art students over the last almost
24 years. The reason I presented a major work to Paris is
because it involved CAD-CAM. It seemed reasonable to begin
some form of sculpture that would save time for makettes. [I
just have not had the time to produce built works.] I like the
potential in the CAD-CAM process to visualize works that can be
machine built in a plastic sense. The work I produced is large.
It would have to be either public art or within a large interior
architectural space.
About the sculpture lists, etc....as far as I can determine,
there is no specific sculpture list or netnews posting area.
The reason I have done the design-l at psuvm is to relate both
art and architecture interests. I have done that because of my
specific education and experience in those areas. Therefore, I
try to pick up almost everything of value to those interests from
many sources, and I forward it to the readers. I hope they would
help out in the process much more than they do. Maybe you could
focus on Subject: ART: SCULPTURE: .... postings to the design-l,
and other sculptore would join in. That would be wonderful.
Well enough for now...
Howard