Human Structures by Jonathan Borofsky

by Scott Beale on October 18, 2009 · 1 comment

Human Structures by Jonathan Borofsky

Human Structures by Jonathan Borofsky

photos by Scott Beale

“Human Structures”, an art installation made up of 62 interconnected figures created by Jonathan Borofsky in 2008 that is located at 555 Mission Street in San Francisco.

Human Structures (San Francisco) is composed of 62 painted steel figures, interconnecting to form 5 cylindrical towers. Each of the 62 life-size figures is water-jet cut from steel plate, and then each is given its structural folds. Before painting, the figures are galvanized, followed by an epoxy primer, and finally a coating of catalyzed urethane color. 12 pre-coded colors are used, including seven figures remaining in their primal, shiny, galvanized state. The 62 figures are bolted together hand-to-hand and head-to-toe with a series of multicolored connector plates.

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1 Bryan Costales October 18, 2009 at 3:41 pm

The stacked human forms in daylight from last January: http://www.bcx.org/photos/art/exhibits/jonathanborofsky/

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