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Honoring the Indigenous people of North America, and more specifically the Potowomut area of Rhode Island, this piece is a sculptural assemblage of found objects gathered from the grounds of The Grange, a colonial estate built in the early 1700s. It also incorporates artifacts from New England’s industrial past, including machine molds once used in foundries to create components for large-scale machinery.
A caliper within the composition contains a buffalo nickel, included as a gesture of respect and recognition for the people who came from, and those who continue to live in, the Potowomut Neck area of Rhode Island.
Honoring the Indigenous people of North America, and more specifically the Potowomut area of Rhode Island, this piece is a sculptural assemblage of found objects gathered from the grounds of The Grange, a colonial estate built in the early 1700s. It also incorporates artifacts from New England’s industrial past, including machine molds once used in foundries to create components for large-scale machinery.
A caliper within the composition contains a buffalo nickel, included as a gesture of respect and recognition for the people who came from, and those who continue to live in, the Potowomut Neck area of Rhode Island.