Festival of Friends is celebratory in its concept and design. It conveys a fiesta of life in a gathering of family and friends. Its multi-colored castings represent the diversity of life, of nationalities, people groups, and even individual personalities. The sculpture portrays a quality of strength through unity and strength by way of celebration.

Shawn Morin

Mr. Morin is an art professor at Bowling Green University. The bulk of Morin's research centers around issues of relationship: physical, metaphysical, conceptual, spiritual, material and familial. Materials used within his work include bronze, steel, stainless steel, aluminum, iron, marble, granite, limestone, glass, and wood. While the scope and scale of the work ranges from the historically traditional small bronze to larger, more contemporary works in granite, steel, or stainless steel. To see and purchase other works of art by this sculptor visit: shawnmorinsculpture.com.