Drift
by
Overview
2019
Concrete
Unique Work
Dimensions: 78.7cm (H) x 78.7cm (W) x 88.9cm (D) / 31" (H) x 31" (W) x 35" (D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
Artist Statement
Although abstract, I feel there is a human body reference to this sculpture, as the three elements hold onto one another and they circle around. As I mentioned in my bio, 'my sculpture begins in response to a feeling,' sometimes in direct response to what is going on in the news. This piece reflects the fragility of the human condition when facing displacement caused by climate change, or caused by any of the various upheavals currently happening.
Shipping & Returns
Related Tags
Artist Profile
Born: 1953
Hometown: Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Based in: Benicia, California
Mary Oros lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her concrete sculptures are sensuous, deceptively delicate, and seem to defy gravity. In 1975, she attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Maine, where she received the Purchase Prize, and in 1977 earned a BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art, Ohio, where she received the Agnes Gund Award. Oros has led careers in product design, creating contemporary concrete garden planters, contemporary cast bronze furniture hardware, and contemporary cast resin costume jewelry. In 2005, as a gift of the Seward Johnson Atelier, her sculpture "Henry Takes His First Steps" was replicated in aluminum and installed at Grounds For Sculpture in Hamilton, New Jersey. Her sculptures have been shown at the SFMOMA Artists Gallery, represented from 2018-2020 by Coda Gallery in Palm Desert, Ca., and since 2019, her work has been represented by Jennifer Perlmutter Gallery in Lafayette, Ca.
Buy with Confidence
Collect from reputable artists and galleries
Ships securely to your door
Certificates of Authenticity with each artwork
More Works by Mary Oros
View All