| PETER W. MICHEL, Sculptor ● Sculpture in Celebration of Self, Relationship and Community |
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From the artist's statement for a sculpture competition at Syracuse University: "The painted metal sculpture “Communitas” is made up of four modules (each of a different color) which represent the sum of knowledge, divided into the ARTS, the SCIENCES, the HUMANITIES and the PRACTICAL AFFAIRS as in the law, government, management, commerce, etc. Each “branch” of knowledge symbolizes the effort of many people from each corner of the world to explore, discover, preserve and share knowledge within and across their disciplines. It is the intersection of disciplines that generates a vital whole. The crowning achievement (of a fine education) is a life well lived and a community that serves all of its members." |
"Communitas" A proposal for a site on the Syracuse University campus © 2003 by Peter W.
Michel
| The image below can be found on the website of arts-for-life.org
on The Communitas Project: Reconciliation as Creative Process page |
"Communitas" © 2003 Peter W. Michel
also see Expressions of Community and Community Totem 2 with references on creating community
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© 1983/2008 by Peter W. Michel Posted 1-2-04 updated 10-28-08
| Peter W. Michel, sculptor ● 36 Kellogg Street ● Clinton, NY 13323 ● 315-853-8146 ● peter@petermichel.com |