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Synergy

2010

Water Sculpture

Stainless Steel

12’ H x 30’ Diameter

Created for the University of Connecticut - Waterbury Campus.

This sculpture was awarded as a result of a National Competition.

Five Elements

Entitled Synergy, this water sculpture at the University of Connecticut Waterbury Campus was chosen through a national competition and is a central feature in the common space of the campus. Comprising five sleek, curvilinear forms, each element of the sculpture represents a human figure, symbolizing the collective and diverse nature of humanity.

The design's main thrust lies in demonstrating the unity and distinctiveness of human forms; from a distance, these figures appear similar, yet upon closer inspection, each reveals unique characteristics such as different heights, shapes, orientations, and water flow patterns. This concept underscores the idea that while individuals may share commonalities, each person possesses a unique essence.

Synergy showcases the continuous interplay of water over its reflective surfaces, allowing each figure to exhibit a unique personality influenced by changes in light and weather. This dynamic interaction not only enhances the visual appeal but also metaphorically represents the vibrant, ever-changing nature of human identities. Positioned prominently within the university, the sculpture serves as a visual metaphor for the synergy within the university community, diverse yet unified, individual yet interconnected.

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