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I built this sculpture, Godzilla Does Right, to be part of the group show Blood, Sweat, and Tears: the Work of Art and Tragedy, curated by Krista Saunders and Project Curate.
The show is centered around the idea of modern natural disaster and renewal. The Godzilla piece takes the Japanese symbol of destruction and puts him to good use, fixing up the gallery with a somewhat sloppy paint job. The sculpture, made from insulation foam, expanding foam and other materials stands at 6'2". The white paint Godzilla uses is glossier than the paint on the wall, creating the illusion of a fresh coat of paint. Being a little clumsy, he has a bit of white paint splattered on his hands and body.
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