Tomorrow's Present (2007)
Todd Frahm
DESCRIPTION: 18,000-pound, 44-inch high by 116-inch by 48-inch limestone sculpture
This sculpture was sculpted from a 19,000-pound limestone block from an Indiana quarry. It was commissioned by the Fullerton College Dean of Fine Arts, Robert Jensen, and was completed in February 2007 while Frahm was artist-in-residence. Frahm carved the piece in public at its site.
This sculpture has also been referred to as "The Hand" sculpture.
This sculpture was sculpted from a 19,000-pound limestone block from an Indiana quarry. It was commissioned by the Fullerton College Dean of Fine Arts, Robert Jensen, and was completed in February 2007 while Frahm was artist-in-residence. Frahm carved the piece in public at its site.
This sculpture has also been referred to as "The Hand" sculpture.
LOCATION: Fullerton College Sculpture Garden and Park, E. Chapman Avenue at Lemon Street, Fullerton, California, USA