Art Galleries

Sharon Lee Wagner | “Hazel”

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Hazel is made in a diamond shape from the front view with pink hair, small yogurt cups hanging all over the body, and many bright colors of material throughout.

Sharon Lee Wagner, "Hazel", 2020, cardboard mesh, yarn, plastic yogurt containers, woven scarves, yellow t-shirt, pom poms, crayons, foam pipe insulation, string, shells, pool noodles, 4.5' x 1.5' x approx. 1' (variable)

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Hazel is a light, playful, colorful, and kinetic wearable sculpture made from scrap materials from home, cardboard mesh from a car battery divider, and scarves from the Goodwill outlet. Playing with the mesh led me to make it into a cylinder. I loved the curve in the yogurt containers and made sure to keep that quality visible in the sculpture. Next I added color and more texture. For the video I wore black and tied some of the main yarn around my wrists and ankles to complete the look. Playground kids loved watching and were not the least bit scared. View Full Video Here: https://vimeo.com/540876085

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