Wednesday, March 12, 2014

In Flux In-stalled


So I have finally installed phase one of my In Flux installation.  Please see the prior posts for more info on the beginning of the project.  Today I will be showing you the processes leading up to and including the installation.

So initially I thought I would video myself blowing this up.... it took an hour and a half to blow up.
 I can't begin to express to you the sheer joy of heating the end of this stand to cherry read and then driving it 3.5 feet deep into the foot of the styrofoam and having it work perfectly.

 Like I said, perfectly.  Here's a coat of white primer.

 Followed by some paint.

 I planed this wood down to a thickness to make it look like it was submerged in the puddle and then stained the top to look like a used popsicle.
 
 Aluminum base for teeth

 Done!

 Let's take a ride in an automobile

 Hooray!


An interesting side effect of heating up a square tube and dropping it into the foam of the sculpture

 A foamsicle

 Let's take a ride

 I mapped out the face using a laser level

 Adhesive-backed vinyl

 Frame for the head

 Frame in place, hoisted up by a cable

 Magic

 Installed

 Melty


 Dreamy

 meh.

Phase two is coming soon.  More additions to be made!

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