STATEMENT
Christopher
Frost has been creating sculptures based on an exploration of traditional
Chinese Scholar’s Rocks for several years. Scholar’s Rocks are elaborate
naturally formed stones and are viewed as reflections of the natural world:
contemplative and balanced. Frost’s pieces emerge from these aesthetics and
infuse characteristics of contemporary environments. With color, text, scale
and a myriad of material clashing together, these artworks are the ancient and
the current bumping and bursting, mashed into one.
BIOGRAPHY
Chris Frost is a
sculptor living and working in Somerville, MA. His work has been exhibited
and collected in museums and art institutions throughout the New England area.
His indoor and outdoor sculpture is part of many private and corporate
collections.
He began his education at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine and then progressed to the Parsons School of Design, and Paris, France. He received a Master’s degree from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
He began his education at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine and then progressed to the Parsons School of Design, and Paris, France. He received a Master’s degree from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
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| Floating Bridge Century Sonny 2016 Wood, paint, cast concrete 55”x 20”x 20” |
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| Pinnacle of 3000 Whys 2016, Wood, paint, cast concrete, 40” 38”x 21” |
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Princess Iron Precipice
2015 Wood, paint, nickel plated aluminum, 19”x 12”x 15”
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| Floating Bridge Hot Shot 2015 Wood, paint, ceramic, nickel plated aluminum, 16”x 9”x 10” |
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Website: http://www.christopherfrost.org
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