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Discover "Inner Tube" by John Clement in the Sculpture Garden at the Bassam Freiha Art Foundation
his 2015 piece, crafted from steel pipe, steel plate, and paint, beautifully blends nature and urbanism, inviting reflection on the connection between humanity and the environment.
ArtDayME: Bassam Freiha Art Foundation Sculpture Garden is a testament to the fusion of nature and urbanism.
Discover "Inner Tube" by John Clement, located in the Sculpture Garden at the Bassam Freiha Art Foundation. This 2015 piece, crafted from steel pipe, steel plate, and paint, beautifully blends nature and urbanism, inviting reflection on the connection between humanity and the environment.
Trained by Marc di Suvero and John Henry, Clement's curvilinear compositions push Constructivist traditions into new realms. His playful steel coils and arcs create layers of movement and depth, engaging the surrounding space.
Displayed courtesy of the artist and Leila Heller Gallery, "Inner Tube" exemplifies contemporary art's innovative spirit.
Text and photos courtsey of Bassam Freiha Art Foundation
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