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SCRAP METAL—metal refuse seen as found sculpture—offers a close analogy to the found natural sculpture of rock formations. But instead of a geological identity, it has a human one, as the compressed and rusting detritus of our industrial civilization.
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SM-1. Polychrome Pile of Cubes, Newark, NJ
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SM-2. Cube Sequence of Air-Conditioning Ductwork, Newark, NJ
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SM-3. Ductwork Closeup, Newark, NJ
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SM-6. Crushed Partitions, Newark, NJ
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SM-7. Swarf, Newark, N
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SM-8. Folds and Shades of Rust, Newark, NJ
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SM-9. Ferric Folds, Newark, NJ
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SM-10. Serpentine Tube Crush, Newark, NJ
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SM-11. Crushed Stripped Cans, Newark, NJ
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SM-12. Crushed Rusted Cans, Newark, NJ
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SM-13. Steel Tubes and Strips, Newark, NJ
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SM-14. Rectangular Solids of Cans, Newark, NJ
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SM-18. Shiny Crushed Aluminum Cube with Tail, Newark, NJ
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SM-19. Chaos of Strips, Newark, NJ
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SM-21. Scrap Pile and Reflection, Newark, NJ
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SM-22. Symmetrical Reflection, Newark, NJ
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SM-23. Miniature Cape of Rust, Newark, NJ
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SM-24. Wall of Scrap Blocks, Newark, NJ
