Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Monday, October 21, 2013
Late night in Moriarty
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Horizon Day 7: Llano Stories & Desert Dumballs
Today marked the completion of A New Horizon and the event Llano Stories and Desert Dumballs.
The event included a local geologist, musician, poets and residents sharing stories about the surrounding Rio Grand valley close to the Rio del Oro site.
Many thanks to the participants and Scott Oliver for making such a rich event around the newly created concrete letters.
Also, many thanks to the folks at the Tome Art Center for hosting the reception that followed Llano Stories. To us involved with Earthbound Moon, feeling so welcome in a new community is what makes each site so worthwhile. We hope to be back soon.
Friday, October 18, 2013
Horizon Day 6: Forms Are Off!
After wresting off the forms for most of the day, the letters are finally free. A spectacular reveal!
Now some scrubbing and cleaning, and Horizon will be done.
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Horizon Day 5: 5 Letters in 9 Hours
Finally all of the letters have been poured. The marathon of pouring finished at 6pm today with the last batch if concrete mixed by hand. Tomorrow will be the exciting removal of the forms.
Some images from today:
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Horizon Day 4: We Have 'H' & 'O'
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Horizon Day 3: And now a lot of sifting...
The next step for Horizon is producing sifted sand and rocks for poiring the letters. Many thanks to Ven for all his help today!
Horizon Day 3: Pouring!
Pouring the concrete footer for the Horizon letters has commenced. 56 bags of concrete trucked out and ready to be made into art.
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