"Time Sharing" Sculpture

"Time Sharing"is a sculpture in corten steel that is permanently installed at the Hudson waterfront in Peekskill, New York.The sculpture is a steel house, approximately 12 x 12 x 8 feet, on a rolling bar, positioned in such a way that it looks as though the house has been pushed ashore - the first step on its way inland. The house is a symbol of lives, home, families and memories being moved -- not only from one place to another, but across centuries -- hence the name "time sharing." The struggle of the transition from one culture to another is reflected in the awkwardness of the house balancing on only one bar. Moving it seems impossible. This is underscored by the heaviness of the weathering steel. As a real estate term, "time sharing" means sharing ownership of a house, allowing purchasers to occupy it during a specified period of time each year. Because it was clear from the beginning that the realization of this project depended on the support of many, I fabricated a series of maquettes of the sculpture in three sizes. The money from the sale of the maquettes was used to finance the fabrication of the large-scale sculpture.

Sculpture:Metal on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:37.8 W x 61.4 H x 56.7 D in

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