Two massive concrete legs create dynamic tension as they lean and angle away from each other. The seat and back continue this movement with the asymmetrical approach that I take to their detailing. Facets and sweeping curves create gestural movement that engages a viewer from both far away and up close. Bench #2 has been on display at the prestigious LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton New York.
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