
Never Again is a sculpture composed of approximately 80 book-like forms, each cut from freshly harvested Pacific madrone wood. As the wood dries, it naturally warps and shifts, giving the books a worn, weathered appearance. Christian intended this piece as a reminder of the dangers of intolerance and censorship, in reference to the Nazi book burnings and as a response to the banning of books in places like Florida and Texas.
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Madrona wood, Sculpture

Christian creates dynamic wood sculptures from Pacific madrone