Artist Alan Collins works with clay to produce an early model in the design process for 'Regeneration', the 60-ton and 22-foot tall sculpture displayed on the patio of the science building at Andrews University
Designed specifically for the patio of the Science Complex in 1971, Alan Collins' 22-foot sculpture Regeneration exudes life and energy. The sculpture was created as a complement to the rectilinear architecture of the Science Complex, and incorporates ideas central to the work of the Christian scientist. The looping, curving ribbon ...
Designed specifically for the patio of the Science Complex in 1971, Alan Collins' 22-foot sculpture Regeneration exudes life and energy. The sculpture was created as a complement to the rectilinear architecture of the Science Complex, and incorporates ideas central to the work of the Christian scientist. The looping, curving ribbon ...
Designed specifically for the patio of the Science Complex in 1971, Alan Collins' 22-foot sculpture Regeneration exudes life and energy. The sculpture was created as a complement to the rectilinear architecture of the Science Complex, and incorporates ideas central to the work of the Christian scientist. The looping, curving ribbon ...
Three steps in the conception of the idea for the 22-foot statue, 'Regeneration', designed by Alan Collins for the science building patio, are shown in clay. The artist went through a series of designs before settling on the final design in 1971. The first step is on the right