Peachy at The Met: Spectacular Sculptures by Contemporary Cambodian Artist Go on View at Met Museum Beginning February 23 – July 7, 2013 Our Coverage Sponsored by The Cutler Salon
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The sculptures of Sopheap Pich were announced earlier on Whom You Know:
We believe when you visit The Met too, you'll agree that there is a fine sense of order to the work of this artist that is indeed admirable.
Everything done is quite neat and well-spaced out.
The geometry of each piece, particularly when one considers the scale, is impressive.
Most often we are reminded of the roof garden when it comes to sculptures at The Met, however, this is on the second floor inside in the Asian section.
We absolutely adore the scale employed and what must have been a highly mathematical endeavor in the planning stages. Note that Peachy's cousin is a geometry teacher in Manhattan...
Morning Glory from 2011 was our personal favorite. We've never eaten one though...and are not planning on it! (For more on that, read the description card when you visit...)
