Kim White
Richmond, California
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"Land of Many Uses"
barbed wire, acorns, sugar, and dandylion fluff
11x11x9
Kim's piece is a carefully considered composition of organic
and man-made found objects. The nest or bowl is rusted barbed wire,
cradling a pillow of dandylion fluff. The spoons are molded sugar.
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Kim White is a multi-talented "Renaissance woman". Kim
is a graduate of the art institute of Chicago, with experience as both
a traditional artist, and as a cutting edge computer artist and animator.
Kim currently works for Pixar on animated feature films.
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Kim's works are meditative constructions meant to represent
a complex thought or idea. " Land of Many Uses" explores the idea that
the land is precious and desireable, and that as many people experience
or use the land, a small part of it is taken away forever.
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