‘Points of Contention’ – art installation by American artist Jonathan Latiano at the School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, Maryland 2011 using wood, plastic, acrylic, styrofoam, glass, plexiglass and salt.
Description from the artist
As the plastics, resins and polymers that we stockpile on a daily basis increase exponentially, how are we changing the long-term geological landscapes of the world around us? Driven by the exploration of time, motion and the physics of the natural world, Jonathan Latiano presents Points of Contention, a site-specific installation sculpture that investigates the increasingly blurred line between the organic and inorganic as well as the spatial boundaries of where the spectacle begins and ends. Convergent forms of crystalline growth and explosive impact reinforce the hundreds of shards of custom cut and painted elements used to create the centerpiece of the exhibition. Through the use of reclaimed and altered wood, plastic, Styrofoam and site-grown salt crystals Latiano explores the question: At what point do the controversies of the present become the “new norms” of the future?
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Looks like the artist was channeling the Superman Movies a little bit …reminds me of the Fortress of Solitude
Even in photos, I almost feel like I can see those floors undulating. Wow!
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Incredible post idea. You can almost feel the movement of the floor. Thank you for sharing.
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WONDERFUL !!!!!!
my daughters eyes grew wide as she watched over my shoulder…”Elsa was there mom” …… (from Disney’s Frozen), quite a compliment bc the graphs were incredible ! . Beautiful work!
A really interesting piece of work. Thanks for sharing this.
Powerful Art,most creative work !!!