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Under the skin
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Under the skin
No Stone Left Unturned
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"Flower Vase" series #20
Lorin Bruckin

Under the skin

Beech sphere with old zinc skin 6"
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Michael Anderson
Way cool, Lorin. I’m certain I’ll never tire of seeing your wood/zinc pieces. This one is great and slightly terrifying. I’m imagining a nightmare creature with rows of jagged metal teeth. Good stuff!
 
Lorin Bruckin
Michael Anderson said:
Way cool, Lorin. I’m certain I’ll never tire of seeing your wood/zinc pieces. This one is great and slightly terrifying. I’m imagining a nightmare creature with rows of jagged metal
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I'm very happy that you like it, it's encouraging! Thank you very much Michael
 
Lorin Bruckin
Michael Anderson said:
Way cool, Lorin. I’m certain I’ll never tire of seeing your wood/zinc pieces. This one is great and slightly terrifying. I’m imagining a nightmare creature with rows of jagged metal teeth. Good stuff!
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I tried to transcribe what could be found under the skin of the wood after cutting with a knife.
 
Russ Braun
This piece is pretty cool Lorin. I love the contrasts in the two finishes, the flat black and the shine on the zinc. Then there is the smoothness of the wood vs the texture of the zinc. Add in the naturalish edge of the wood opening with the cracking and you get a great composition!! Well done Lorin!
 
Lorin Bruckin
Russ Braun said:
This piece is pretty cool Lorin. I love the contrasts in the two finishes, the flat black and the shine on the zinc. Then there is the smoothness of the wood vs the texture of the zinc. Add in the naturalish edge of the wood opening with the cracking and you get a great composition!! Well done Lorin!
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Thanks for this comment russ
 
Steven Forrest
Lorin,
Really nice piece. There's actually a ceramic piece in the Victoria and Albert in London that achieves a similar effect. I was inspired by it to try to attempt something comparable - but you have beaten me to it! Well done.
 

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