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Community Landscape and Artist Workspace as One
...Space-time is transformed; shape and waves in everyday places.  Aka:  Big. Permanent. Outdoor. Sculpture.
Not just big, but varied largeness. Big is relative. So is permanent. ​Nothing is permanent, except permanent marker. Actually that is not true if one works at Sharpie Co. Then it is very true, unless one is permanently terminated. A termite. Small enough to ascend outdoor sculpture on the scale of skyscrapers; permanent markers, small by comparison. Cap on or off.
 JORDAIN
​ JONGWON LEE
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Jourdain Jongwon Lee is a NY-based South Korean artist who received an MFA in sculpture from LIU Post. Jourdain has directed and participated in a number of exhibition in the U.S. and South Korea since his graduation. Jourdain is founder of Space 776 and currently resides in Bushwick, NY. Jourdain. pictured on left at Glenwood Arts' Potatoville exhibition, has submitted two sketches for SculptusCampus at right, and above right. 
South Korean artist Jourdain Jongwon Lee discusses a proposed work, "Goindol," at right, inspired by mysterious megalithic tombs, called Dolmens, from the Neolithic era; proposal sketch at left.
HuNoo's "The Eye" 
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NICOLE HIXON
Nicole Hixon, an MFA student at Stonybrook University, was born in Queens, New York in 1982. She is currently living and working in New York after studying in California for five years.  During that time she explored her personal evolution in life and art, which continued on her journey back to the East Coast.  Nicole hopes to provoke the viewer to explore her media and question its value.  
Jourdain's first proposed work
Jourdain accepted submission
​entitled, "Goindol"
HuNoo
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Artist, HuNoo, pictured above at upcoming SculptusCampus grounds, North Shore Middle School in Glen Head, NY. Proposed work, "The Eye," at above left.


​Heon Woo Nam "HuNoo" from Seoul, South Korea, is an MFA student at LIU Post, with an undergraduate art degree from University of Seoul. HuNoo develops his theme "The Artificial Myth" using traditional sculpture methods while incorporating plastic vinyl typically covering a welded structure. Plastic vinyl is a non-decomposing material which represents "the eternal life" in harmony with the artificial myth ideas. HuNoo also explores the world of the imagination in his ongoing series of work "The Eye" with elements of the The Eye featured in both draft submissions.
JOHN CINO
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John Cino is a sculptor, educator, curator and sometimes music promoter. Over the course of a thirty year career his sculpture has been created in wood, metal, ceramic and mixed media.  Recently he has begun exploring the spatial and temporal properties of sound, music and social media. Themes that permeate his work include biology, fluid mechanics,mathematics, music, language, mythology and communication theory. He has taught sculpture and art history and Adelphi, NYIT and Suffolk Community where he developed an innovative course combining art and mathematics.  Currently he teaches at Nassau Community and St. Joseph's College.  He is President of the Patchogue Arts Council where he is chief curator. John has received Creative Individual Artist Grants from NYSCA in 2013 and 2014.
John Cino's work, "Tides," above, is made of mahogany and stainless steel