Tuttaposto - Brookline, NH - Abstract Public Sculptures on Waymarking.com

This abstract sculpture is in the Andres Institute of Art in Brookline, New Hampshire. This is a huge sculpture park with over 100 pieces on several miles of trails. The trails lead up to the summit of a mountain with sculptures lining the way.

From the artist's website:

"My work focuses on the transformation of inner and outer worlds into near-minimalist forms. Since I believe that form is an effective tool to communicate complex ideas with power and clarity, I consistently try to direct the viewer’s attention away from the outward surface and toward the inner truth of the form. Tangible things such as landscapes, dancers and lovers are sources for much of my work, but I also choose personal relationships, social/political issues or emotional states as subjects.

Although my work is often inspired by the natural world, I avoid using a strictly organic approach in the process of creating the artwork. I select industrial materials and processes that are themselves devoid of any natural or emotional properties. In doing this, I strive to ensure that the subject is reduced to pure form."

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Title: Tuttaposto Artist: Bernie Carreño Media (materials) used: Steel Location (specific park, transit center, library, etc.): Andres Institute Date of creation or placement: 2015

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