Before— they were as seed.
Then— as tree and home.
We saw lumber.
The buildings lived
and
were torn down,
the wood was discarded or saved.
Becoming again.
Living and dying. Preserved but—
always degrading.
Always becoming.
The tripod creates the tension linking two realities. The action depicts a moment frozen in time; an everlasting struggle and cycle.
This sculpture was created during my residency at Franconia Sculpture Park and was on view from Summer 2015 -Spring 2018.
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MONROE ISENBERG 