Geometric Colorful Set of 6 Sculptures . Price: Price not available. Description: In Duck Tape Sculptures, Michael L. Bronspigel (MLB) brings geometric forms into a dynamic arrangement of color, balance, and open space. Angular loops, rectangular frames, and pointed volumes gather in vivid pink, turquoise, orange, yellow, gold, and silver tones. Some elements enclose empty space, while others present solid planes, creating an exchange between weight and lightness. Their different orientations encourage the eye to move around the arrangement, following edges that rise, turn, and appear to intersect. Textured surfaces soften the precision of the geometry, allowing small irregularities to remain part of the visual experience. The result feels both constructed and improvisational, with each shape contributing its rhythm to the whole. Through this meeting of everyday material and form, the work invites viewers to reconsider the expressive possibilities of structures. Color becomes a means of organizing space, and space becomes an active part of the sculpture’s character..

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In Duck Tape Sculptures, Michael L. Bronspigel (MLB) brings geometric forms into a dynamic arrangement of color, balance, and open space. Angular loops, rectangular frames, and pointed volumes gather in vivid pink, turquoise, orange, yellow, gold, and silver tones. Some elements enclose empty space, while others present solid planes, creating an exchange between weight and lightness. Their different orientations encourage the eye to move around the arrangement, following edges that rise, turn, and appear to intersect. Textured surfaces soften the precision of the geometry, allowing small irregularities to remain part of the visual experience. The result feels both constructed and improvisational, with each shape contributing its rhythm to the whole. Through this meeting of everyday material and form, the work invites viewers to reconsider the expressive possibilities of structures. Color becomes a means of organizing space, and space becomes an active part of the sculpture’s character.