Artwork details
- Medium : Objects, Cardboard Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 20in, Height: 65in, Depth: 4in
About this artwork
Triangulation can happen in nearly any type of relationship. Within close associations, many individuals look to people outside for help and support in times of stress.
This piece is a mixed media assemblage. As within relationships, the various components of the sculpture rely upon the others so as to create a sense of movement and cohesiveness.
Its striking vertical composition illustrates the sometimes contentious aspect of triangulation.
This piece is a mixed media assemblage. As within relationships, the various components of the sculpture rely upon the others so as to create a sense of movement and cohesiveness.
Its striking vertical composition illustrates the sometimes contentious aspect of triangulation.
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.