Jake Fallat
1997568-H1 , 2017
Artwork Type: Sculptures
Medium: Cast metal and various other materials
Dimensions: 22 x 12 x 6 in.
Accession #: 20172514
Department: Alumni Collection
Credit: Collection of University Art Museum, University at Albany, State University of New York on behalf of the State of New York, purchase of University at Albany Alumni Association Dr. Arthur N. Collins ‘48 Purchase Award
Related Exhibition:
Flow: Works By Alumni Artists From Mohawk Hudson Region Exhibitions 2009-2017
Copyright: © Jake Fallat
Object Label:
Show Object Label(s)I make amorphous blobs that convey a unique
form of grotesque abstraction. The inspiration
comes from my time working at a butcher shop,
and utilizing the forms from scraps and offal of
various consumed animals most notably cattle. I
then cast the forms in metal using the skills that
I learned at the University at Albany in a foundry
techniques class. The addition of bright colors
contrasts with the grotesque nature of the form
and gives it a more intriguing and approachable
nature. The final piece stands out as a form of
mysterious origin like an otherworldly being or
geological find.
— Jake Fallat
–Flow: Works By Alumni Artists From Mohawk Hudson Region Exhibitions 2009-2017
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