The art of soap
Artist Danielle Julian-Norton used 20,000 amber gylcerin bar soaps to create an art installation with 7-foot high walls that ran 40 feet long and 12 feet wide in a wave-like shape. “It is the clean identity, amber color, fresh scent, bodily reference, striking surface and translucent aesthetic that inspired me to create Ambrosia,” Ms. Norton said in a statement.
Danielle Julia-Norton's Ambrosia
October 15th, 2008 | Tags: art, sculpture, Soap | Category: IndustryNews, Soap
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