Artists statement
Dwelling examines the house as a symbol of who we are: status, style and function. By closing off and stripping back all adornment, Dwelling questions the traditional understanding of what the house represents, and its value.
Sculpture - Bronze, Jason Waterhounse, Dwelling, 2005
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Dwelling
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