The Petriverse of Pierre Jardin: by Paul A. Harris

Stumped Stones

At some point, as he gathered different materials for his garden, Pierre Jardin began to wonder about ways of combining wood and stone. Discovering a site where stumps were dumped bumped up this interest. Different colors, forms, textures, lineations and foliations, in both stumps and stones, suggested different configurations and relations. (Click arrows to see different pieces)





 

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