On Display Now | Franconia Sculpture Park

Sean Noyce

by Franconia Sculpture Park | Oct 4, 2023 | 2023 Fellow, On Display Now, Uncategorized

45.382450, -92.704635 (Astral Passage) 300 x 48 x 300 inches Soil, sod, concrete blocks, bricks, gravel, dresser trap rock, aluminum, brass, and steel with screen print on copper disks 2023 2023 Fellow 45.382450, -92.704635 (Astral Passage) is an earth and...

Ryan Fontaine

by Franconia Sculpture Park | Mar 13, 2023 | On Display Now, Visiting Artist

Imprinted Wave #1 (Magenta+Green b/w Black Carpet) Concrete, plastic, U/V protective glass w/ colored film, stainless steel, carpet 2022 2022 Visiting Artist The Imprinted Wave series of sculptures are modeled on the foundational and elegant pattern of the...

Bruna D’Alessandro

by Franconia Sculpture Park | Feb 26, 2023 | 2022 Emerging Artist, On Display Now

The Acorn Steel 2022 Bruna D’Alessandro 2022 Emerging Artist The sculpture is created from a flat steel sheet that is cut into shapes and then formed by a meticulous hammering process. The pieces have been then welded together, smoothed and shaped...

Eli Brown

by Program Assistant | Dec 12, 2022 | 2022 Emerging Artist, On Display Now

Power Bottom Agricultural fencing equipment, rubber, vinyl, steel 2022 2022 Emerging Artist A strap-on harness enlarged at 15 times normal scale, Power Bottom is constructed from salvaged rubber, steel, and agricultural fencing equipment. This work is about power: the...

GeoVanna Gonzalez

by FranconiaSculpturePark | Oct 4, 2022 | 2022 Emerging Artist, On Display Now

Through mornings of wish and ripen 96″ x 144″ x 24″ Image transfer onto concrete, rebar and mixed media 2022 2022 Emerging Artist Over the course of the last year, “Movement Song” by Audre Lorde, has remained a source of inspiration and grounding. It...

Kaitlin West

by Program Assistant | Sep 13, 2022 | 2022 Emerging Artist, On Display Now

Support Structure 122″ x 45″ x 50″ Image transfer onto concrete, rebar and mixed media 2022 2022 Emerging Artist I explore the parallels between architectural space and the human body in my work. Using materials like concrete and rebar, standard...

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