Hand-crafted faux taxidermy deer head wall sculpture produced from salvaged metal hand-cut into intricate zigzag, chevron patterns, and affixed to wood mount.
Title: Great Plains Collection: Deer
Medium: salvaged metal hand-cut into zig zag strips with reclaimed wood mount
Size: 51" H x 28" W x 30" D (average)
Hardware: ready to hang with cleat on back
Part of a limited series each produced with a unique set of rescued materials
The Story
A poem called "All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace" by Richard Brautigan helped inspire this work:
"I like to think (and | the sooner the better!) | of a cybernetic meadow | where mammals and computers | live together in mutually | programming harmony |like pure water | touching clear sky. I like to think | (right now, please!) |of a cybernetic forest | filled with pines and electronics | where deer stroll peacefully | past computers | as if they were flowers | with spinning blossoms. I like to think | (it has to be!) | of a cybernetic ecology | where we are free of our labors | and joined back to nature, | returned to our mammal | brothers and sisters | and all watched over | by machines of loving grace."
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