PGM Sculptures - project 2005 - 2 Labyrinth in 3D



Constructing a labyrinth in 3D is an easy task, but achieving a harmonious result needs a little bit more effort.

Cutting out a 3D labyrinth from a the block results in several related parts, some of which can be combined in surprising sculptures.

I found that sculptures based on labyrinths with more than one turn are not only difficult to make by simple means but also lose visual transparency and posses little charm for artistic enjoyment.
3D labyrinth from a block with procreated forms

 View of empty block (with turned corner piece)

 One of the core elements
Composition of 2 opposite side elements

 The 3D labyrinth

 Composition of 2 opposite side elements
Empty block with shadow

 The 3D labyrinth with shadow

 A possible assemblage of 3 related sculptures