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George Segal focuses on the creation of human forms in sculpture, emphasizing vulnerability and individuality. The film captures Segal's work at his New Jersey farmhouse studio, where he casts people he knows and respects. This personal connection imbues his sculptures with a sense of personality and humanity.
Segal's artistic vision does not conform to traditional standards of beauty. Instead, he aims to create molds that reflect a more authentic representation of human experience. The film provides insight into his unique approach to sculpture and the intimate relationship he has with his art.
Why Watch
- •Meet artist George Segal in his New Jersey studio.
- •Find out how Segal casts people he admires.
- •See sculptures that challenge traditional beauty standards.
Did You Know
•George Segal's studio is located in an isolated farmhouse in New Jersey.
•The film was originally released in 1979 and re-released in 2016.
•The documentary runs for 58 minutes.
Perfect For
Sculpture enthusiastsFans of contemporary artArt history students