Epoque de Rennes 1960
marycallery
metal, sculpture
abstract-expressionism
metal
sculpture
geometric
sculpture
line
Mary Callery's "Epoque de Rennes" (1960) is a striking sculpture composed of a network of intertwined, spiky branches, reminiscent of a thorny bush. The branches are crafted from welded metal and given a unique, organic texture through the artist's innovative use of materials and processes. The work embodies a sense of both fragility and resilience, with its delicate yet intricate structure suggesting a fleeting moment in time, while the sharp, pointed branches evoke a sense of resistance and tenacity. This intricate sculpture exemplifies Callery's exploration of nature's forms and her ability to translate organic elements into powerful abstract expression.
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