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inert invasive plants
Upcycled waste material (denim
The circular form of Sherry Davis’ The Woven Gate reflects the agricultural cycles of Sylvester Manor both metaphorically and literally (especially in its use of a repurposed round cattle feeder as an armature)
the sculpture also functions as a gateway – evoking the gates of both heaven and hell from Paradise Lost
which includes both the ugliness of slavery and the beauty of nature
The Woven Gate Upcycled inert invasive plantsUpcycled waste material (denim, wire, inert invasive plants, etc.), steel round bale livestock feeder. 8' x 8' x 4' The circular form of Sherry Davis The Woven Gate reflects the agricultural cycles of Sylvester Manor both metaphorically and literally (especially in its use of a repurposed round cattle feeder as an armature). At the same time it physically frames the actual landscape of the Manor allowing the observer to see it in a new context. Woven