Having just launched the first sculptures in my Plaster Bust collection, here is a behind-the-scenes look at the making process
The most important aspect of the concept is that the sculptures are cast from real-life objects and materials. When I first started playing with the idea I experimented with dolls - taking moulds from their heads and shoulders and then attaching cloth and hair etc to make mini plaster busts.
This one does look a bit macabre...
The finished doll casts.
For the larger sculptures I used found vintage busts as the starting point, creating my own sculptures around them and casting from real materials and objects
The crudeness of the casting is very intriguing. Once all the various bits are cast the white plaster unites it into one logical piece. I love your work.
This is a 'back-story' blog - a glimpse behind the scenes in my studio and an insight to the visual perspective which inspires my sculpture & design. And to see the 'front story' visit mywebsitewww.kathydalwood.com
The crudeness of the casting is very intriguing. Once all the various bits are cast the white plaster unites it into one logical piece. I love your work.
ReplyDeletethis is soo good!
ReplyDeleteI love the way they are both absurd and beautiful!