Untitled
Erin Dodge, Esteban M. Pilonieta Vera
2008
Wax
We all are different, but still the same. Different backgrounds, different cultures, different stories, etc. but still we all are human beings. By de-personifying many faces through repetitions and monotony, the sculptural object embodies this specific idea.
Sections of casted wax from face molds, previously made from various people, where used to create this amorphous object. Even though still a work in progress, it also is always in change, since the qualities of the wax permit it to warp easily in time.
Erin Dodge, Esteban M. Pilonieta Vera
2008
Wax
We all are different, but still the same. Different backgrounds, different cultures, different stories, etc. but still we all are human beings. By de-personifying many faces through repetitions and monotony, the sculptural object embodies this specific idea.
Sections of casted wax from face molds, previously made from various people, where used to create this amorphous object. Even though still a work in progress, it also is always in change, since the qualities of the wax permit it to warp easily in time.
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