SITE
SPECIFIC SCULPTURE
Site specific art relates to the urban
space or natural setting in which it is placed - in scale as well as in
the used materials and color. Site specific art is in fact a permanent
installation. the term public art pertains more to the fact that it is
accessible by the public; site specific art can be public art, but it can
also be installed in remote places, or it can even be inaccessible -
depending on the choice of the artist.
Lucien den
Arend has been making site specific and public sculptures for more than thirty
five years.
His site specific works have been realized in fifty five
cities,
mainly in Europe.
The links on the right will take you to his site specific- and public sculptures; they were made for the public domain.
Making public art has been his main activity throughout his career as
a sculptor.
View the proposals for
site specific sculptures and environments - including works which were not realized.
The scale models which he has made for many of his site specific art projects are now on this site.
the links
at the right will
give you new windows which you can close after viewing
2002|2003 - TGV/HSL line location in Bleiswijk Holland is being studied -
proposal 2 in the open
1983|1986 - 2.2.3D - coated steel - Ø50cm
2400x550x697cm - Groenekruisweg/Sportlaan, Spijkenisse NL
see the maquettes - scale models of site specific sculpture
view two
monumental sculptures which were available without any charge
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