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Forest of Stones is a series of sculptures inspired by ancient stone stele. These sculptures are monuments to the artistic cycle of creation and destruction. They use personal mythologies to describe creation and obliteration of the self, through intensive artistic processes of casting, destroying, assembling and recasting. The sculptures embody a space between the past and present, between the self and world.
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (origin)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
42 x 18 x 31 cm
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (origin)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
42 x 18 x 31 cm
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (origin)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
42 x 18 x 31 cm
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (myth)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
43 x 30 x 23 cm
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (myth)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
43 x 30 x 23 cm
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (myth)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
43 x 30 x 23 cm
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (myth)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
43 x 30 x 23 cm
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (entropy)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
43 x 15 x 34 cm
Owen Leong
Forest of Stones (entropy)
2019
Concrete, marble dust, rose quartz
43 x 15 x 34 cm
Forest of Stones is a series of sculptures inspired by ancient stone stele. These sculptures are monuments to the artistic cycle of creation and destruction. They use personal mythologies to describe creation and obliteration of the self, through intensive artistic processes of casting, destroying, assembling and recasting. The sculptures embody a space between the past and present, between the self and world.