Transcript Making of Justice Corrupted
Slide 1
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 2
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 3
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 4
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 5
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 6
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 7
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 8
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 9
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 10
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 11
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 12
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
This slideshow is copyrighted © 2012 Do not reproduce.
Thank you.
Slide 13
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 14
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 15
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 16
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 17
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 18
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 19
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 20
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 21
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 22
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 23
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 24
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 2
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 3
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 4
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 5
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 6
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 7
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 8
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 9
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 10
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 11
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 12
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 13
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 14
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 15
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 16
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 17
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 18
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 19
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 20
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 21
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 22
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.
Slide 23
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Slide 24
Who is Lady Justice?
She is a figure dressed in
Greek or Roman apparel.
She carries a sword and
sometimes a scroll as a
defender of the law.
She holds in balance a
scale to judge evenly.
Often she wears a
blindfold to be impartial in
her decision.
We see her as a sculpture
on our public buildings
Courthouse , Redding California
She is depicted in paintings
Artist: Raphael Santi
She is created in bas relief.
Parliament building, Victoria, Australia
Justice sits brooding on
steps of the main
entrance to the United
States Supreme Court
She holds in her right
hand a human a statue
symbolizing the affairs of
mankind.
Created by James Earle Fraser
The image of Justice originated
with the goddess Themis.
Themis was the deity of prophecy.
She was the goddess of divine law
and sat beside Zeus to offer advice.
Themis judged whether the dead
went to Tartarus or the Elysian
Fields
armed with sword and balance scales (Legislative Council Building, Central, Hong Kong)
Themis armed with sword and balance scales
(Legislative Council Building,
Central, Hong Kong)
The Roman version is Justitia.
She was a virgin living among
humans until the wrong-doings
of mortals forced her to take
flight and become the
constellation Virgo.
Our image of Lady Justice
as we know today is a blend
of the two goddesses,
Justitia and Themis.
Lady Justice Corrupted is the first sculpture in a series
about our legal system.
This project began with a group of drawings to convey
the idea of justice corrupted.
She is striding over a mound of money cleaving the book
of Law in two. Her blindfold is askew and her focus
looking off over her shoulder. She is no longer concerned
with the affairs of mankind.
This project began in the spring of 2012 when the idea
became an actuality. I met a friend who financed the
project and worked with me on the grunt work throughout
the summer.
Positioning the armature
Embedding the armature in the styrofoam
Building the foam around the armature
A dress rehearsal
Inverting the sculpture in order
to pour the cement into the base.
Applying the paper mache
Building the hands
Creating the hair and hair style
END
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Thank you.