Wooden Arrow Anatomy Blocks
5" × 5"× 5", 11 Individual Blocks | Plywood, Screen Print, Clear Gloss Acrylic
The three parts of the arrow—the tail, the shaft, and the head—exist as similar, yet unique forms. This variety constitutes a comparative anatomy. In the exhibit my oversized colorful arrow blocks, inspired by Friedrich Fröebel's "Gifts and Occupations" invites the visitor to learn and analyze the unique arrow parts and recombine the forms to create a variety of whole arrows complete with an unlimited number of permutations. The act of playing becomes a method of learning and understanding
