Rivers of Time  Patinated Brass, Printed Cast Acrylic, LED  8’ x 28’ x 3.5”  2022  This mural was inspired by the paleogeographic and human migration history of Salem Sound. The artwork was adapted from a depiction of the landmass and estuaries when
       
     
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 Rivers of Time  Patinated Brass, Printed Cast Acrylic, LED  8’ x 28’ x 3.5”  2022  This mural was inspired by the paleogeographic and human migration history of Salem Sound. The artwork was adapted from a depiction of the landmass and estuaries when
       
     

Rivers of Time

Patinated Brass, Printed Cast Acrylic, LED

8’ x 28’ x 3.5”

2022

This mural was inspired by the paleogeographic and human migration history of Salem Sound. The artwork was adapted from a depiction of the landmass and estuaries when the ice sheet retreated 10,000 years ago. Each waterway is embedded with cultural patterns showing waves of human settlement in the area, hailing from the Caribbean, West Africa, East and South Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Western and Eastern Europe. The design cut into the central river comes from an ancient ceramics pattern provided by the Massachusett Tribal Council to honor the first peoples of this land.

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Making of a Brass and Acrylic Mural - Rivers of Time

This mural was inspired by the paleogeographic and human migration history of Salem Sound. The artwork was adapted from a depiction of the landmass and estuaries when the ice sheet retreated 10,000 years ago. Each waterway is embedded with cultural patterns showing waves of human settlement in the area, hailing from the Caribbean, West Africa, East and South Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Western and Eastern Europe. The design cut into the central river comes from an ancient ceramics pattern provided by the Massachusett Tribal Council to honor the first peoples of this land.