metal, sculpture, site-specific, installation-art
contemporary
metal
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geometric
sculpture
site-specific
installation-art
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circular
Alice Aycock proposed this sculpture for the Central Broward Regional Park, and it's quite the dance of steel and water. I imagine Aycock playing with these ribbons of metal, twisting and turning them like a cosmic slinky. They swoop and swirl, kinda reckless, as if she's trying to capture the feeling of water in motion—not just how it looks, but how it feels to be caught in its currents. You can almost hear the splash, the gurgle, the joyful chaos of H2O. The shiny surfaces reflect the world around them, sunlight bouncing off in a million directions. It reminds me that artists are always in conversation, riffing off each other's ideas, and Aycock's sculpture feels like a visual poem, inviting us to dive in and get lost in the flow. It’s not just about seeing; it's about sensing, feeling, and letting the sculpture stir something within you.
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