What Is A Book? How Do We Learn?
This sculpture has two components both of which address the idea of the book as an object, the process of learning and teaching students to think. The first component is the formal structure of this installation that starts with a large maple bookcase measuring 4 feet high by 12 feet wide and 15 inches […] more…
Twist
more…
This Way, That Way
I was asked by the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln, MA to make a series of sculptures for a street level window installation at a construction site in Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA. This piece was one of 5 life size sculptures that were inspired by road construction and Hopi Indian, Kachina Dolls. Collection […] more…
Sunny Side
more…
Small Pond
more…
Scotty
more…
Purple Tree
more…
Oranges
more…
Lunacy
This is an interactive sculpture, that can be arranged in various configurations. more…
Legs
more…
I Get It
more…
Full Circle
In this piece “Full Circle” I continued to explore the hidden material of the 3.5” floppy – out of the shell; to touch, twist and bend the thin, black, opaque disk of film. I started to experiment by pushing the disk into different size round indentations that I made in wood. I found that different […] more…
Earth to Earth
more…
Checkered Marker
more…
Billy Boy
more…
Arborvitae
more…
Zipper Box
more…
Warning
more…
Treepee
more…
Thinking About It
more…
Striped Marker
more…
Skylight
more…
Sample
more…
Puppy / Dog
This piece titled “Puppy Dog” plays with the idea of one sculpture that is both a Puppy and a Dog. With its head down and black nose sniffing the ground it is Puppy, while it’s red mouth open, neck stretched out it is Dog. more…
One Step Closer
Study for an architectural installation to be constructed out of ceramic tiles and cast concrete. more…
Looking Out to Sea
more…
Labyrinth Marker
more…
Hey You
more…
Fragment
more…
Crate
I’m very interested in the process of packaging things and the relationship between an object and its container. I’m fascinated by the perception that a collectible, such as a toy, is made more valuable if its original package is still intact. more…
Chair
more…
Bear Right
more…
Annie
more…
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
more…
Wainscot
more…
Tile Study
more…
The Other
more…
Stop
more…
Skinny
more…
Red & White Marker
more…
Perfect Health
more…
Night Bloomers
With these pieces titled, “Night Bloomers” I continued to explore the hidden material of the 3.5” floppy disk – out of it’s shell; to touch, twist and bend this thin, black, shiny, opaque disk of film. I started to experiment by pushing the disk into different size round indentations that I made in wood. I […] more…
Line Stick 3•14•45
more…
Jeannie
more…
Help
more…
Floppy Disks
more…
Couple
more…
Can Man
more…
Barnacles
more…
Above the Wainscot
Study for a large wall relief more…
X Squared
more…
Virginia Biltmore
more…
Through The Looking Glass
This is an interactive sculpture, it can be arranged in various configurations. more…
The Light Show
more…
Squawk
more…
Sentry
more…
Parrot Jungle
more…
Newport Art Museum
more…
Line Stick CB-542
more…
Jacks
These large outdoor sculptures were inspired by the child’s game of Jacks. Set off on a slight rise these colorful sculptures are the first public works of art to be commissioned for Slater Park, in Pawtucket, Rhode Island in 200 hundred years, and were the kick-off pieces for their new Sculpture Park. more…
Harlequin
This is an interactive sculpture, it can be arranged in various configurations. more…
Floating Wainscot
more…
Constanza
more…
Border Crossing
more…
Backbone of the Record Industry
more…
9 x Twist
more…
Wind Lilies
These sculptural “Wind Lilies” are constructed out of a full range of man made materials; plastic bottles, aluminum cans, industrial hoses, stainless steel wire, wood and foam. The use of common urban objects and recycled materials to build a flower that will move with our water and in our wind is a metaphor for Nature […] more…
Uh Oh
more…
This Way, That Way – Model
more…
Swifty
more…
Soon But Not Yet
more…
Seascape
more…
Raucous
This is an interactive sculpture, it can be arranged in various configurations. more…
Over Here
more…
Mother
more…
Line Stick 220-320
more…
If You Want It Get It
more…
Happy Nest
more…
First Tree
more…
Child
more…
Black & White Marker
more…
Architecture
This is an interactive sculpture, that can be arranged in various configurations. more…
Kenneth Speiser, 131 Rochambeau Ave., Providence, RI 02906 | (401) 521-9652© 2014 - 2023 Kenn Speiser Sculpture | Website Design by Ana Sofia Lorenzo Bressette
