Trine Messenger

Chara Lewis; Kristin Mojsiewicz; Anneke Pettican

Trine Messenger

Chara Lewis (Artist), Kristin Mojsiewicz (Artist), Anneke Pettican (Artist)

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Abstract

The trio of artists who comprise Brass Art created a three-dimensional inflatable sculpture of a seven metre-long head titled Trine Messenger. Inspired by classical images of the god of sleep, the Surrealist work is situated on an inaccessible patch of grass on the far side of a small pond. Brass Art developed the contours of the sculpture’s face based upon a series of biomedical facial scans and used these blueprints to create a three-dimensional sculpture.

Original language	English
Media of output	Installation
Publication status	Published - 12 May 2012

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