Karen Cusolito is a local sculptor whose mammoth works can be found at her West Oakland studio at American Steel. She is well known for sculptures made of scrap industrial pieces which often grace the
Burning Man festival. In fact, Burning Man is this week out on the desert "playa" near Reno. This particular piece is called Passage and is 30 feet tall. Apparently fire or light is part of the spectacle of the piece when it's at Burning Man. Others of her work have been previously posted
here,
here, and
here. This post is linked to the monthly meme sponsored by
City Daily Photo---this month's theme being Curiosity, as in something unusual in your city.
That is brilliant, I've seen sculptures like this before using reclaimed parts
ReplyDeleteThis sure is a curiosity.
ReplyDeleteAmazing artwork.
ReplyDeleteYes, I admire sculptures made from scrap metals, or junk-yard reclaims. The Burning Man festival sounds very West-Country-English back in the days of Kin Arthur.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how all these found pieces have been welded together to look like a man!
ReplyDeleteCurious, but I like it, a lot.
ReplyDeleteOh I love it! Such interesting textures...
ReplyDeleteOh wow ODP, this amazing, even more so when you pull it in closer to see the details! So much stuff, so much patience, brilliant!
ReplyDeleteVery impressive!
ReplyDeleteI like it!
ReplyDeleteSeduction of Fear
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I've seen her work at BM. impressive as it is massive. I don't go anymore. Too many people, too many rules and regulations. Glad I went when I did. I wouldn't go now even if someone gifted me a ticket.
ReplyDeleteStunning. I like it too.
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific. Most creative.
ReplyDeleteimpressive sculpture ! :)
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