It's time for the last sculpture! The sculptures featured last time were "Taking Flight" by Vic Rouleau and "Bazinga" by Shannon Sargent.
"Ramis Arbor Sculptura"
by Kirk Sees
Ramis Arbor Sculptura, also known as "Tree Branches," is, according to sculptor Kirk Sees of Lutherville, MD., "another adaptation of the Feather design, although more complex as I stray from the singular post and add “branches” sprouting from a main 'trunk.'"
In keeping with the Feather panel style, I use geometric shapes lined in black, with fields of swirling and fading colors inside. These colors repeat themselves in a kaleidoscope fashion, emanating from the center of each panel, and are symmetrical. They have a strong tie-dye or wax batik look. A very organic and psychedelic feel, warm and inviting."
Similar to the Feather, the Tree Branches sculpture can either be anchor bolted to a concrete pad by it’s base plate, or can stand embedded in the ground using a concrete footer. Whichever method we choose, it is bound to be a source of interest and curiosity!"
The sculpture is located on the corner of 2nd and Pearl Streets, in front of Hurley & Associates Agri-Marketing Center.
