The Hand of God
From the back it looks like
the great wall of China,
which I have never seen.
Why
settle for a finger when you can have the whole hand? (see previous post http://www.janicerebibo.com/2011/10/hebrew-poem-by-janice.html
) I wrote the above poem in response to a prompt given by Lincoln Center Institute’s Barbara Ellmann following a discussion she led with the Covenant Foundation project directors (Feb 6, 2012) on Nathan
Sawaya’s LEGO sculpture in The Art of the Brick® exhibition at the
Morris Museum. She asked for a 3-line poem on “Untitled”, Sawaya's sculpure
of a great, gray LEGO hand holding one small red LEGO piece between the thumb and
forefinger [displayed at the Morris across from an all red “self-constructing” (or …perhaps… -deconstructing)
LEGO torso].
Find images of this sculpture on these sites (two somewhat different perspectives):
http://brickartist.com/gallery/hand-with-brick/?tag=lego-art
