Selected Sculptural Works 2
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Facing the Winds of a New Era Tiité 2000
Brushed aluminum 9' 2"(h) x 6' 0"(w) with a jet engine cowling as a component, powder-coated gloss overall finish.
Collection of John Biffar, Cape Coral, Florida.
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Early Data A Unveiled at midnight on December 31,1999 "Humanity enters the third millennium, aware of a universe greater than anything we have ever imagined before. Here on Earth, our innocence has placed our world in peril of dying. Let us face the winds of a new era, conscious of our past-transformed into experience and our aims focused to life and the challenge to preserve it for all. The conscious unification of man, Earth, Moon, Sun and space-time has never been so close at hand." |
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Arrows of Time
Aluminum body with painted canvas applied over a clear powder-coated surface.
Pedestal made from particleboard with a black gloss Formica laminate.
The work measures 46" high x 16" wide.
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Early Data A sculpture Sufficiency has a direct link with spacetime in the sense that it is in a way an instrument to measure variation in the state of dynamic processes through time. |
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The Mind's Sky Tiité © 1999
Aluminum 32" high x 24" wide at the base finished with a powder-coated surface and an appliqué of painted canvas.
The work is attached to an aluminum pedestal painted with a black gloss finish.
Original model for a future installation work 12' x 24' in height.
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Early Data A sculpture "This work is my homage to Professor Timothy Ferris, the author of the popular book by the same title. Professor Ferris is a true giant amongst science writers; in fact some observers have bestowed on him the title of the "World’s Greatest Science Writer." The Mind’s Sky (the book) is a look at a great challenge –to understand, interpret and reconcile the mysterious realms of mind and universe. |