The trip to Arizona, and spending time with Emily’s recent art, reminded me of site installations we’ve done together… Site installations which incorporated bits of colorful scattered broken glass, in a matrix of either Colormaker skims (overlays) and/or Sur-Tec epoxy.
A Trip To Arizona, Visiting Artist Associate, Emily McClintick And Other Concretist Friends
A final wrap up of my week-long trip to Arizona, for The Concrete Décor Show…
AGAVE LIBRARY, PHOENIX, AZ by architect, Will Bruder + Partners
THE INSIDE
More AGAVE LIBRARY… There’s a lot of sensory concrete here to love. I’m not sure if Will Bruder was aware of or thoughtful about this as he envisioned it, or whether a lot of this was just a lucky accident, but, either way, it’s really cool!
April 2010 Vol. 10 No. 3
Scenario A: Dropped balloons of pigmented overlay burst on a concrete slab for a market.
Scenario B: Vertical concrete is cast against a broken tempered glass “form-liner.”
Scenario C: Blown bubbles of dyed soapy water drift and land on a bedroom floor.
Mondays with Marley
by Marley Porter, Principal, Living Architecture
And while you're at it, take a look at his site: www.livingarchitecture.com
Of all the blogs I've spent time with, Marley's has consistently been the best time! He's smart, insightful and funny... A lot like Miller's "What's Fresh", only smarter, more insightful and funnier, not to mention more consistent and prolific. I take my hat off to you, Marley!
McGee Church, Mississippi... bags of concrete, some corrugated metal and some pipe... by architect, Samuel "Sambo" Mockbee
visit Mondays with Marley