Echo
US$ 3,400
Overview
2020
Concrete, Concrete
Unique Work
Dimensions: 27.9cm (H) x 30.5cm (W) x 27.9cm (D) / 11" (H) x 12" (W) x 11" (D)
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About the art
Artist statement
ECHO is hand pressed concrete mixed with St. Helen's ash that's reinforced with PVA fibers. The artist collected the ash with her family in her home town of Portland after the 1980 eruption.
This piece is a continuation of exploring the connections between evolution and creativity through building unconventional forms that push the boundaries of the material. Altering what ordinarily is the solid uniformity of concrete into casts that seem pulled, stretched, in transit. To take the stone and make it rip, blend, emote. To evolve what is normally the process of casting the wet matrix of concrete into a solid block. To discover instead a form that looks like a sound wave instead of a static obelisk. A reverberation rather than an inert constant.
Artist profile
DEANE MCGAHAN
Born: 1973
Hometown: Portland
Based in: Seattle
Deane McGahan is a contemporary American sculptor currently residing in the Seattle metropolitan area. As having grown up in the Pacific Northwest, her aesthetic sensibilities are deeply rooted in the region. Not only as an appeal to the natural beauty at her door step, but the lived in experience of …
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