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Eve’s Awareness

Artist: Terry Hewlett

Medium: Steel and aluminum

Year: 1988

Eve’s Awareness

In this abstract sculpture, the orange organic line symbolizes knowledge. It emerges from the ground, chaotically reaching upward, striking through the side of the aluminum circle which represents innocence. Hewlett “likes there to be a flow between the artwork, surroundings, and the admirer.”

1. Self-taught artist, Terry Hewlett, was raised on a farm in central Michigan. What aspects of being raised on a farm do you think inspired Hewlett’s artwork?

If you guessed brightly colored farm equipment, you guessed correctly!

2. When looking closely at this artwork, do you feel a connection to it or the surroundings in which it sits?

Try to explore why this artwork makes you feel this way.

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