Time Lapse video. 1 minute 43 seconds
"3+3" was built at James Surls' Colorado studio, then installed in front of the Contemporary Art Museum in Houston on March 28, 2011.
Stainless Steel.
"3+3" was constructed by James Surls and Tai Pomara.
From a documentary in progress, produced by Greg Poschman, Director/ DP.
Additional camera work and editor: Danny Brown
Shot with Canon 7D for video, Canon 20D and Nikon D300 for Timelapse.
Thank you for sharing the video, Mr. James Surls. I appreciate your words of insight, and watching the physical process of constructing the piece take place. I hope to get to meet you when you bring your work to the Music City Center in Nashville. And as to sharing, I am sharing this link with my friends... Lena Arice Lucas
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing the process -thought and fabrication...
ReplyDeleteWould love to see photos of the shadows this sculpture casts.
I enjoyed the video of the creation of "Molecular 3+3". Every day I pass this sculpture at 7 AM on the commuter bus I take daily to go to work. When I first noticed it, I was puzzled and couldn't understand it. I began to anticipate seeing it each day so I could ponder it's form. After a while it seemed more organic and became my "friendly alien" that greeted me each morning.
ReplyDeleteI also drive past your other work, "The Walking Molecular Flower". Thank you for sharing your vision and work with us!