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Mark Andreas

Sculptor

  • Performance Art
    • The Space Between Us
  • Public Art Commissions
    • PEEKSKILL DRAGONFLY
    • Nacka Joshua Tree
    • LIITOKALA
  • Work
    • HANGING IN BALANCE
    • SEED SPREADER
    • AVIAN RESERVOIR
    • SPIRAL GALAXY
    • CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM
    • Dragon
    • Technology Symbols
    • Fungi Luciferin
  • Home
  • About
    • Artist Statement
    • Bio
    • Selected Exhibitions
  • Visiting Artist
    • Yale School Of Art
    • University of Tennessee
    • Aalto University
  • Artist in Residence
    • The Arctic Circle
    • E-HALLE - Basel
    • SIGN Groningen
  • Contact

AVIAN RESERVOIR

Varnished Red Cedar or Douglas fir,  Fiberglass, Epoxy Resin, 4'Lx12"Hx10"D,   2008

In Andreas' first wall installation, wood wings are propelled into downward strokes. Referencing the form and movement of a large, powerful bird. The sculptures are triggered into motion by loss of water through evaporation or by a slow drip. Multiple pieces can be installed to build a large flock.  Drops of water landing among a quiet, serene environment creates an echo .  Both scenarios symbolize conditions fueling need for conservation.

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Avian Reservoir
Avian Reservoir

​Kinetic sculpture Mark Andreas

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“AVIAN RESERVOIR visualizes the repercussions of water depletion as a priceless natural, global resource.” - MA”