Vincent Fecteau

Feb 24, 2012

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Vincent Fecteau

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Narrator: Take a look at these sculptures by San Francisco artist Vincent Fecteau. To create them, he uses different kinds of clay and plaster, and then paints them with bright, bold colors. Walk around the sculptures and look at them from different angles. Think about how the artist has transformed these different materials into works of art—by stretching, folding, and molding them.

Fecteau talks about how he gets inspired to make this work:

Vincent Fecteau: Well I usually start off thinking about a form that I’m interested in. So it could be something that I see like the shape of a car, or the shape of a building, the shape of a tree alongside a building, a line... And I usually start with that form in mind, knowing that it will change over time. And so I start with a form, I change that form, I change it again, I change it again.


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