This sculpture captures a split bust of a bearded man, with his head and torso divided into two distinct sections. The split creates a dramatic separation, revealing a void between the two halves of the head. The concrete material emphasizes the rugg
A close side view of the split sculpture shows the intricate details of the man's facial features, particularly the textured beard and furrowed brow. The separation between the two halves of the head is more pronounced in this angle, highlighting th
This angled side view presents the sculpture with both halves of the head clearly visible. The split creates a sense of dislocation, as if the head has been deliberately divided to reveal the inner thoughts or struggles of the figure. The concrete's
A side view of the sculpture shows the bearded man’s head with a portion of the skull lifted off, revealing a void inside. The concrete material emphasizes the rugged texture, particularly in the beard and facial features, while the split sections o
Viewed from the back, this image shows the sculpture’s split design, with both halves of the head visible. The concrete's textured surface contrasts with the smoothness of the void, creating a striking visual effect. The wooden base, with its natural
A close-up of the sculpture’s face, focusing on the intricate details of the nose, beard, and furrowed brow. The split in the head is visible, with the rough texture of the concrete adding depth and realism to the features. The close perspective emph
This side view of the sculpture reveals the split design from an angle that emphasizes the separation between the two halves of the head. The concrete material, with its rough texture, contrasts with the smooth void created by the division. The wood
This angled front view of the sculpture highlights the split in the head, with the two halves slightly offset from each other. The bearded man's intense expression is visible on both halves, creating a powerful visual effect that suggests inner turmo

Piece

2016

A Collaboration with Mackenzie Fedoruk.

 

Concrete, Fir, steel.

13”x15”x22”