Client: Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, Arvada (Denver), CO
Location: Arvada, CO, CO, United States
Completion date: 2017
Artwork budget: $65,000
Project Team
Concept, Sculpt, Cast, Installation
Roger Reutimann
Reutimann Studios LLC
Automotive Paint
Glen Watts
Colour Restoration, Longmont
Overview
“Common Unity” is a captivating sculpture that embodies the essence of human connection and knowledge sharing in the digital age. This thought-provoking artwork features two identical figures engaged in conversation, serving as powerful symbols of how technology has brought us closer together as a global community.
The sculpture encapsulates the idea that through the Internet, our world has become more interconnected, breaking down geographical barriers and allowing us to share a collective knowledge. It highlights the significant role of technology in fostering unity and collaboration among individuals across diverse cultures and backgrounds.
This sculpture serves as a reminder of the transformative impact of technology on our lives, emphasizing the importance of communication, understanding, and the exchange of ideas in creating a more connected and informed society.
H=16′
Goals
Integrated into the sculpture field, which is a vibrant hub of theater, art galleries, educational programs, music, and dance, this artwork holds immense significance. It serves as a visual testament to the center's commitment to fostering creativity and cultural exploration.
Visually engaging and thought-provoking, the sculpture invites the public to contemplate the profound impact of technology on human interaction. It encourages viewers to reflect on the importance of connectivity and the boundless possibilities that arise when knowledge is shared.
Through its powerful symbolism and artistic finesse, this commissioned sculpture adds a new dimension to the Arvada Center for Art and Humanities. It sparks curiosity, inspires dialogue, and invites visitors to immerse themselves in the transformative world of human connection and knowledge sharing.