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| Kevin contemplating a sculpture in progress |
Temperatures are in the 100s these days in the studio, but that hasn’t slowed down Kevin.
Here’s what’s going on:
Let’s get started ….
PROJECTS UNDER WAY IN THE STUDIO
Contemporary Perspective on Spikes
Having several projects under way at a time allows each sculpture to develop organically. In addition to Torrent and Sanctuary (see below) and learning more about the lathe and mill, Kevin has begun a new piece created from found materials (above right).
Kevin has used railroad spikes in the past with his Ocotillos and Shitake Agaves to interpret real and imagined plants. This new sculpture, however, is more abstract, in the spirit of TwistTie. “It’s been a while since I have worked with spikes, and I’m very much enjoying looking at them in a new way,” Kevin says.
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| Torrent, still under way |
A Torus Nears Completion
Sometimes it takes a while for a sculpture’s name to solidify. The solid-skinned torus Kevin has been working on since January now has its name. “‘Torrent‘ just seems to fit,” he says.
The flowing, free-standing sculpture is now getting its surface treatment. “The foundation of the patina is rust, but we are working with some other materials to give it depth,” Kevin says. See a larger photo of Torrent on its own page.
Finding Peace
A mid-sized, free-standing sculpture, Sanctuary (below right) unfolds its form carefully. Still, while Kevin was creating it, he saw its finished form in his mind. “That happens with many of my sculptures,” he says. “It’s just a matter of making it come to life.”
Waxes, patinas and paints have been coming into focus on Kevin’s work recently. “I am still thinking about the finish for this piece,” Kevin says. Watch this piece’s progress….
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| Sanctuary, before its patina |
A NEW COMMISSION – A Twist on Endlessness
Kevin will also soon begin on a new commission for a fine-art sculpture in his series of endless geometric shapes. “I am fascinated by forms that look impossible,” Kevin says.
This particular piece is another interpretation of the mobius strip, a one-sided, three-dimensional form. The mid-sized sculpture will use the same open structure as After Escher and Skeletorus.
Keep an eye on Kevin’s Web site</> to see it develop.
A WEB SITE REINCARNATED
To better present Kevin’s work, he has launched a new Web site. “This new design and organization is cleaner and better displays my work,” Kevin explains.
Sculptures are divided into fine art and home & garden categories, and Kevin’s videos get their own section.
See the new site for yourself and please let us know what you think by email or phone (602-952-8767).
LATEST VIDEOS
More adventures at Channel Kevin
Kevin’s collection of videos – also known as Channel Kevin – now is 150 videos strong, with nearly 1 million total channel views.
Now see the videos Kevin has added since our last newsletter on his improved Web site, where each video will include a transcript:
You can see all of Kevin’s videos on his Web site’s Video section, which links directly to his YouTube channel.
UPCOMING EVENTS – MARK YOUR CALENDAR …
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| LON’s at the Hermosa |
… for two upcoming events this fall.
Kevin is appearing at LON’s Artist-in-Residence series on Sunday, October 16. The event takes place on the patio of LON’s restaurant at the historic Hermosa Inn from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
For more information, please visit the Hermosa Inn Web site.
Also plan to attend Magic on Main, a celebration of Pearson & Company’s 20th year on Main Street on Scottsdale’s Gallery Row. The show opens on Thursday, October 20, from 7 – 9 p.m., and there’s an encore on Saturday, October 22, from 10 a.m. – noon.
In addition to Kevin’s sculpture, musical guest and YouTube phenomenon Obadiah Parker will be playing. The paintings of Susan Osborne and jewelry of Azealea Decor will also be featured.
The event benefits the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center, which advances research and provides a lifetime of support for individuals with autism and their families.
For more information, please contact us at info@kevincaron.com or 602-952-8767.
SOMETHING NEW FOR YOU
A sound or water sculpture, site-specific or
free-standing sculpture can add immeasurable joy and peace to your home or workplace.
If you’d like Kevin to create something for you or a special friend, just
email info@kevincaron.com or
call 602-952-8767 to arrange for a private complimentary consultation. Or contact us if you would simply like to visit Kevin’s studio – he would enjoy giving you a personal tour.
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