Here are the last of the photos I have from the Michigan Avenue art exhibit by Carol Feuerman's Monuments of Stillness.
Even though 10 sculptures were officially promised for the outdoor exhibition, only eight were actually unveiled on Michigan Avenue on opening day.
One sculpture got held up during shipping and didn't make it to Chicago in time for the opening of the exhibit
The exhibition is sponsored by Hilton Contemporary gallery on Wells Street and one was put on temporary display there before being moved out to join the rest of the lineup.
I don't have photos of either of those yet.
Survival of Serena
Feuerman crafts these sculptures using resin, fiberglass, and oil paint to create lifelike skin tones, textures, and faux water droplets that mimic the look of a swimmer fresh out of the water.
The swim cap is embellished with thousands of Swarovski crystals to catch the light outdoors.
Her swimmers generally symbolize peace, resilience, balance.
This sculpture is titled The Thinker, 21st Century.
It is a painted bronze piece featuring a 24k gold leaf swim cap.
You can spot the historic Fourth Presbyterian Church and Water Tower Place in the background.
Feuerman's public art installations have
been exhibited in New York City, Miami, and Venice.
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