Qi––The flowing energy of Life: Abstract and Realistic Marble Sculptures
Paul Shao
Thursday, 09 Feb 2006 at 7:00 pm – Hughes Auditorium, Reiman Gardens
Paul Shao explains the interrelatedness of two types of his sculptures, the central theme of which being the flux of the life force in eternal change and transformation. He is a Professor of Architecture at ISU.
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