Grace Note
painted hand rolled carbon steel tube
18’ 11” high x 6’ 1” wide x 11’ 2.5” deep
Grace Note is conceived as a gestural line in space. Capturing a flourish of upward movement, the sculpture is visible from outside the MacLaren Art Centre through the large second floor front window. Upon entering the centre Grace Note leads the eye of the viewer into the larger space of the building and its galleries with a joyful, orange, aerial twist.
Grace Note. view from second floor balcony
Photo: Peter Legris
Grace Note. view from second floor balcony
Photo: Peter Legris
Grace Note. view on ground floor
Photo: Peter Legris
Grace Note. view looking up from ground floor when entering the centre
Photo: Peter Legris
Grace Note. view on second floor
Photo: Peter Legris
Scaffold for construction of Grace Note
Bending of steel tubing for Grace Note
Bending of steel tubing for Grace Note
Bending of steel tubing for Grace Note
Building Grace Note on scaffold
Building Grace Note on scaffold
Building Grace Note on scaffold
Building Grace Note on scaffold
Building Grace Note on scaffold
Scale model of Grace Note on scaffold
Digital rendering of Grace Note in situ
Digital rendering by Robin Zhao
Model for Grace Note, west view
Photo: Peter Legris
Model for Grace Note. north view
Photo: Peter Legris