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Sculptor K. Lindfresne discusses the inspiration and technical process behind her Continuous Flow series. Inspired by how light bends underwater, she secured grant funding to study large-scale bentwood woodworking with a guild in her mother's hometown. She reflects on translating fluid optical phenomena into physical forms and shares her aspirations to expand this work into public spaces and airports.
- Kaelen Dufresne
- Continuous Flow (Ribbon No. 1), 2024
- Steam-bent laminated ash wood with matte polyurethane finish
- 48 x 180 x 72 in (121.92 x 457.2 x 182.88 cm)
- Signature: Inscribed with artist signature, date, and inventory code on the underside of the lower contact point.
- Inv: SC-2024-WD-001
- $18,500
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A monumental floor-bound sculpture crafted from continuous strips of steam-bent laminated wood. The piece loops fluidly across the space, inviting viewers to explore the dynamic tension between gravity, form, and open visual pathways.
Provenance
Created in the artist's studio in 2024; directly acquired for current gallery exhibition.
- Subject Matter: Abstract, Organic Form, Flow, Spatial Geometry
- Collections: Contemporary Minimalism