100 Years of Indy Parks Commemorative Art Exhibition at Garfield Park Arts Center

I am honored to be included with the other nine artists invited to create a work of art commemorating Indy Parks 100 Years of existence.

Here is the artist statement that accompanies this new work:

Is it a raised topographical relief map or an abstraction suggesting foliage, water, sky or the surface of a tree?  “Jack in the Green,” was inspired by natural forms created by dynamic biological processes and is intended to symbolize the cycle of growth observed in abundance throughout Indy Parks greenways and public spaces. This relief sculpture is created from 99% re-purposed materials, including discarded cardboard, paper and house paint. 

My sincerest thanks goes to Tom Weidenbach, Lesley Meier, Kris May, Sarah Norman and Jessica Dunn for all their hard work putting this exhibition together!