Title
Preview
Creation Date
1-2017
Disciplines
Art and Design | Sculpture
Description
This sculpture was created as part of the Linfield College course Introduction to Studio, taught by Totem Shriver.
Artist's Statement
As a person one can achieve only imperfect balance because perfection is unachievable. The development came from the principles of pattern and repetition with the emphasis of the dragon to symbolize power. The symmetrical planes carry on even when sometimes it seems like the whole sculpture should barely be able to stand.
At first we conceived it as a temple where visitors could come and gain a feeling of hope and prosperity for many years to come. Also, our sculpture puts into perspective how large the sky is compared to each one of us as individuals on Earth.
It also kinda looks like a rocket.
Related Resource
Related Resource
Recommended Citation
Gomes, Emma; Morales, Bailey; Liu, Chen; and Erickson, Shelby, "Dragon Tower (View 2)" (2017). Introduction to Studio Toothpick Sculptures. Image. Submission 59.
https://digitalcommons.linfield.edu/avcstud_toothpick/59
Keywords
toothpicks, sculpture
Comments
Photograph courtesy of Kailee Scott-Unger '19.