Artwork details
- Medium : Objects, Cardboard Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 50in, Height: 30in, Depth: 4in
About this artwork
The Camino de Santiago is a 500 mile pilgrimage of medieval origins across northern Spain. Individuals walk the route for different reasons. Undoubtedly there is a spiritual component; a desire to disconnect; an interest in encountering people of like-mind from around the world; and, a desire to physically challenge oneself. Within this sculpture he intended to fondly reflect upon his pilgrimage that he experienced two years ago, a journey he wished…
to repeat in 2020 yet unfortunately the pandemic closed off that possibility.
Mark Wiesner
United States
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
« My work is about sculptural mark-making. Referencing the synergy between drawing and sculpture, between the material and the manipulated composition is what has, and continues, to empower me. »
Mark Wiesner is an award-winning American sculptor who has exhibited in numerous solo and group events throughout the United States. As a sculptor of assemblages, he resurrects discarded materials, such as cardboard, and embodies them with rhythm, movement and beauty. With a meticulous and technical rigor, Wiesner breathes new life into otherwise mundane and delicate materials, as a reflection on the fragility and beauty of life.