New Sculptures T3-6 & T3-7
May 13th, 2012Carrara Marble, domestic Marble, Granit, stainless, brass, epoxy
26.5″ x 14″ x 12″
Granit, domestic marble, stainless, brass, paint,
25″ x 12″ x 7.5″
T3-5 Stone Sculpture
May 5th, 2012This one is an odd one. It is really hard to photograph, it has angles that are hard to understand, the colors are unusual, there are polished and natural surfaces to the stone, overall it somehow is a struggle for me. But then it is probably the most “true” sculpture I have built to date. There is a lot of pressure and tension in my life right now, things aren’t quite as easy. I feel like this sculpture describes that rather well.
T3-5
granit, domestic marble, Belgian Black marble, stainless, brass, epoxy
21″ x 12″ x 10″
T3-81 balanced stones sculpture at Cielito restaurant
January 28th, 2012T3-81 / new Balanced Marble sculpture
January 27th, 2012New stone work
January 7th, 2012“untitled” balanced stone sculpture
December 29th, 2011New Stone work
November 25th, 2011Here are two recent stone balance sculptures. The colorful one is lava rock on marble and the other one is domestic granite.
untitled
granite, brass, stainless steel and epoxy
58.5 cm x 26.5 cm x 26.5 cm
untitled
lava rock, marble, paint, brass, stainless steel and epoxy
66 cm x 33 cm x 35.5 cm
Images from permanent Negative Stability
September 3rd, 2011The opening was great! Thank you for attending! Here are a few images of the exhibition. The wall installations received great feedback, thank you!
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Permanent Negative Stability – This Thursday
August 28th, 2011permanent Negative Stability is opening this Thursday at Viva Design! I have been working on this concept and the challenges that come with creating these sculptures for a a few years and I am very excited to exhibit these pieces now. The concept of balance has been driving my thoughts for a while and the work presented in this show is a strong statement about that. I would love to see you at the opening…
Captivated by the concept of balance, Jonas Jungblut moves from his photographic visualization of the concept to interpreting balance on a three-dimensional level.
Building on his series “Silent Messengers”, temporarily balanced stones, and a deep appreciation for the material stone, Jungblut created these sculptures to narrate his belief in tangible objects, persistence and the necessity for balance.
We’d love to have you at the Artist’s reception of Jonas Jungblut’s work: permanent Negative Stability.
Wine and refreshments will be served.
Reception
September 1st 2011 / 5-8pm
private showings
September 2nd 2011 – September 4th 2011
(please book a showing here)
Gallery
Viva Design Studio
123 E Carrillo Street Santa Barbara CA
93101
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