Mumbatu
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Category
Humanity

“Mumbatu”

2007, wire rope

Mumbatu is deep in a posture of introspection. His height is exaggerated, emphasizing his strength and lean musculature. Yet despite his imposing size, he is crouching down, with deep regard for the smaller nuances of life; the delicate balance between nature and humanity.

Mumbatu was created in 2007 and was first exhibited at Burning Man. He has since traveled to Maker Faire, 2008, Electric Daisy Carnival 2008 and 2010.

In 2012, Mumbatu, along with six other large scale sculptures, became part a permanent exhibit at Reserva do Ibitipoca, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

SPECIFICATIONS
height : 22’
weight : 11 tons (US)
footprint : 10’ x 14’
installation : Crane
engineering : Bolts to base which is anchored to the ground with concrete or earth screws.