Close up cuts of "The Face of Time" by Aurora Molina |
One of the many reasons I started studio LMNOQ was not only to realize my own ideas by experimenting and making prototypes but to open a place where I can help local artists and designers achieve their own concepts. Well it's been a fun week of collaboration and exploration with some very talented friends. And the first one I would love to tell you about is the super talented Aurora Molina and her cool project.
Finishing the clock on the scroll saw |
I've been working with Aurora Molina on producing her soon to open exhibition in Miami when she mentioned that she's been looking for a new time piece for the wall of her studio. I asked, why not design your own clock. Design it in your own style; an interpretation based upon your current new work. She loved the idea. So, I pulled out some 1/4" maple ply and she pulled out a pencil and we went at it. And after some hours of her sketching and me cutting... "he" was born, "The Face of Time". I think our result is amazing, fun and totally Aurora.
Finished piece awaiting paint and a better wall to hang on |
Notice some of the details. Each eye is a separate measurement of time; hour and minutes. Also, every line on his face and hands is cut out so when the piece is painted, the surface lines will still stand out, adding depth and a little texture. Aurora was totally exited about the piece and so was I. So, what do you think?
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