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October 1, 2004; At Junoworks in Denver, Colorado:
The male profile is is finished, the perforated inset is ready to be done. The profile a 6" x 8" steel tube was supported inside by sections of steel pipe.
These served a double purpose. They held the two pieces of the the water-jet cut steel apart and in just the right position AND greatly increased the strength of the structure.
November 8, 2004; At Junoworks in Denver, Colorado:
The male profile is is finished, the perforated inset is laid out and ready to be measured and fitted. The perforated steel (with 50% open area) will support the "brain" structures and create a transparancy
that will give the piece a delicate look. It will also cast very beautiful shadows. The perforation are 3/8" in diameter to make them too small for fingers to grab. This will make the structure very difficult to climb.
November 16, 2004; At Junoworks in Denver, Colorado:
The male profile is is finished and ready for its base plates. These plates 1/2" thick
will be bolted to the concrete foundations with 1" bolts.
Each footing will be a minimum of 2' x 5' x 4'. There will be three foundation structures for the male head and two for the female head. This structure will NEVER tip over.
December 14, 2004; At Junoworks in Denver, Colorado:
The finishing touches were being completed. The artist: Douglas Kornfeld was able to inspect,
first hand, the large steel heads.
While I had designed and was intimately connected
to all parts of the engineering and design it was a huge thrill to touch thecreation
that only existed in my mind's eye up to that point.