Steel Ribbons
by Jessie Cargis
Exhibition Dates: June through December 14, 2022
Location: Pre-security, Upper Level Ticketing Lounge
Exhibited are several pieces that have reshaped circles, triangles and rectangles, along with other shapes. They are made from steel and have a durable finish on them.
About the Artist: Jessie Cargis
Creating abstractart in various shapes and sizes, is what I have been making since 2011. My collection has a variety in both shapes, sizes and colors. I often make pieces that involve geometry – reshaped, which sometimes one needs to look carefully in order to see the actual circle or triangle or whatever the shape is. Often, but not always, primary colors are used to make them stand out. After teaching math and science for years,sculpting metal art, later in life, has been a great addition. I know in my heart that art is essential for the evolution of intellectual and creative thinking and growth.
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