Jerry Wingren - "Cross-Lap #6"

The Cross-Lap series takes its name from the type of joinery used to assemble these intersecting figures. Overlapping shadows cast by stone sculptures in the Standing Stone and Void series inspired the contours of the planar projections in Cross-Lap. From careful observation, a vocabulary of polygons were cataloged and used to inform the delicate wood projections. Because of the planarity of the surfaces, the work expands and contracts as it turns, each plane unfolding itself to the viewer. From peripheral boundaries, the 2 dimensional phrases describe a dynamic volume, often the progressive evolution of one silhouette to another.

inFORMed Space: perspectives in sculpture
  1. Vinni Alfonso - "Labor Day"
  2. Barbara Baer - "Chestnut"
  3. Chuck Brenton - "Columgnar X1"
  4. Ana Maria Botero - "Migration"
  5. Norman Epp - "Dreamtime Bone Calling"
  6. Kim Ferrer - "Shed"
  7. Amy Hoagland - "Time As Material"
  8. Deborah Jang - "The Shape of Light"
  9. Nancy Lovendahl - "Mountain 3.0.10 (Shocking Pink)"
  10. Jennifer Pettus - "Dead/Ringer"
  11. Frankie Toan - "Queer Gardens: Over/Under"
  12. Floyd Tunson - "Universal Bunny"
  13. Jerry Wingren - "Cross-Lap #6"