C$8,000
This wood assemblage, entitled ‘Bicamaeral’, represents my mind’s eye view of the inner world, wherein two chambers are in communication with each other.
Technique: | Wood, Paint, Stain, Wax Finish |
Contents: | Wood, Indoors, Interior Design, Architecture, Building, Wall, Plywood, Texture, Floor, Head, Person, Flooring, Path, Slate, Collage, Rock, Lumber, Walkway, Tile |
Edition: | Original, one of a kind artwork |
Framed Size: | 25.5in x 21.5in |
Unframed Size: | 15in x 11in |
Frame: | Framed |
Weight: | 12.1lbs (estimated) |
Laird Campbell
Duncan, British Columbia
These wood assemblages are compositions that randomly emerge from cutting, shaping and arranging pieces of wood, most of which is aged tongue and groove Douglas Fir. Once assembled I sand and paint and stain. The finished piece is waxed and polished.
"I aspire to work as easily with wood as though it were a pencil, so I might scribble and doodle until there is something worth strengthening, aiming for a suggestion that might be easily acknowledged, all the while moving at such a pace that the material seems to assemble itself."