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FAMILY GATHERING SCULPTURE

 

Family Gathering by Guilloume
www.guilloume.com

Guilloume is an award-winning Colombian American sculptor who lives and works in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Combining abstract and representational elements, Guilloume has a rare ability to communicate the personal meaning and social significance of relationships in the contexts of strong communities and strong families across the generations. Guilloume’s work uses distinctive Latin elements, but the themes, situations, emotions, and even physical forms are ones to which every person can relate, regardless of ethnicity, class, gender, or age.

Smaller copies of the symposium sculpture will be available for purchase, with a portion of the proceeds to go to the Clemson University Foundation to support CU-IFNL’s work in concert with the other sponsoring organizations. For information, contact Lori Bailey at lbaile2@clemson.edu.

The logo for CU-IFNL’s 10th anniversary was designed by Debbie Bzdyl of Impacts Graphics. It was inspired by the figures in Family Gathering.

 


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