On the property of Anita P. Lowe Auburn CA-
The question is how to reconstruct this outdoor installation, into an indoor gallery?
Construction – The purification ceremonies are generally built with great care, and with respect for the environment and for the materials being used. Many traditions construct the purification ceremonies in complete silence, some have a drum playing while they build, and other traditions have the builders fast during construction.
Artist Assistant, Master’s candidate Shawn Fairchild, contributed misfired ceramics from his studio, to repurpose in the creation of the “passing of the flames”.
Placement and orientation of the structure within its environment are often considered to facilitate the ceremony's connection with the spirit world, as well as practical considerations of usage. We began building by finding the center of the gallery, 9’ 4 ½ ‘ from the wall.
Rituals and traditions associated with sweating vary
regionally and culturally. Ceremonies often include traditional prayers and
songs. In some cultures drumming and offerings to the spirit world may be part
of the ceremony, or a sweat ceremony may be a part of another, longer
ceremony. wanted an atmosphere of Zen, during the construction, students needed to feel, and play, with the paper, clay, slip, cracked pots, fabric.
Undergraduate- Garrett Goben- Studio Drawing
Orientation – The door may face a sacred fire. The cardinal
directions may have symbolism in the culture that is holding the purification
ceremonies. The structure may be oriented within its environment for a specific
purpose.
The purpose here is to recreate the "THE PASSING OF THE FLAMES".
Artist Assistant, Master’s candidate Shawn Fairchild
Undergraduate- Garrett Goben- Studio Drawing
Stephanie Aarons (music major)
To transfer or bestow one's role, position, responsibilities, etc., to someone else.
My grandmother is unable to stand long enough to cook such a large meal, so she's passing the torch to us to make Thanksgiving dinner this year.
Undergraduate- Garrett Goben- Studio Drawing
Stephanie Aarons (music major)
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