Sculpture 2006
GREAT CIRCLE II
GREAT CIRCLE II bisects the Stowe, Vermont bike path north of the village.
Great Blue Heron II
Steel and corten steel; 11.5″ tall x 12.5″ x 16″ This small sculpture is part of the Vermont Arts Council’s state-wide Palettes of Vermont project. During 2006 artist as well as other community members can be part of a state-wide exhibition. For more information: www.vermontartscouncil.org/palettes
Great Blue
An overview of GREAT BLUE’s site by the edge of the pond near the Harvey/Amidon residence in Stowe, Vermont
GREAT CIRCLE II
GREAT CIRCLE II concrete 95′ x 2′ x 8′ The concrete dots and dashes spell LET BE in Morse Code and is part of the 2006 outdoor exhibit of sculpture throughout the town of Stowe, Vermont. The second in a series of environmental pieces (see GREAT CIRCLE I in 2001), it refers to the great circle formed by a north/south meridian line extended around the earth through the north and south poles.
Great Blue
Installed in a peaceful Asian garden at the edge of a pond, on summer solstice one of the wings reflects a sunspot on a large stone at the water’s edge. Collection of KK Harvey and Tom Amidon in Stowe, Vermont.
Great Blue
The legs and feet are a blending of stainless steel and steel that will rust with time. This will give a feeling of transition to the darker boulder in contrast to the very reflective stainless steel of the body.