“Reality leaves a lot to the imagination.”
― John Lennon
The delicate curves of this sculpture remind me of ballet; of a dancer rehearsing – probably something like The Maple Leaf Rag.
I can imagine the upright piano in the corner, with a long-haired, wild eyed young man playing for a solitary dancer who moves about the floor.
Of course, my image is not real. But neither is the sculpture. It is virtual; a clever piece of engineering design, mathematically modelled, rendered in 3-D and located in a photographic space.
The designer is my partner. He’s an engineer by profession, and an artist in his soul. His mastery of the technology allows him to imagine works of art, and create them in a virtual world – but one that can intersect with reality.
Zimmerbitch 
I said in my latest assignment about curatorial theme at a well known sculpture exhibition that the future would probably involve a lot more technology and showed Maurice’s dish as an example of this. So now we just have to work out how we could display it, then Big T could be an exhibited artist. You never know he might sell something, then he could join the board!
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🙂 more importantly, if he sold something he could take me on holiday!
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all I need is a sponsor then I can give up the day job!
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