
I've finally gotten around to posting some photos from our sculpture adventures after Quilt National on our blog for
RuBert Studios, but I couldn't resist putting these here. I'm help Rob and True Fisher assemble a huge pattern for a sculpture installation in a hospital lobby. Rob Fisher is a friend who does installations like this one in the
Philadelphia International Airport.

Can you image making art this big? I was a little in my element, because I usually make patterns for quilt, but not this big! It gave me real aspirations. The installation was complicated, and Russ took great photos of the process that you can see here.
This installation was done at night after the hospital closed, so we could still accomplish the main purpose of the trip, to take some photos and do some maintenance on the sculpture Russ installed in April.

There are always kids at the site, and we found out that they affectionately call the sculpture "The Hersey Kiss" and "The Funion" because it looks like an onion, but it's fun.

4 Comments:
Very cool process, Pam. I'm always so happy when you share your cool art adventures. What is the material being hung? How long did it take you all to get the entire piece installed?
Wow Pam!! I write about enjoying a glimpse into the process of work... this is spectacular.
And a man who knows all about using aircraft cable!!! I was wondering what he was putting on all those pieces...
This is such a cool piece!!
This is amazing and exciting. I loved seeing the installation process and the finished project.
Jen
I was struck by the child's facial expression on Russ's installation...how wonderful to have created something that brings that much joy to child. Kudos to you and Russ.
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