That ain't no bull that's coax!

FTLComm - Regina - October 10, 1998

Cable Regina commissioned this unusual sculpture of a plains Bison. The product is the work of a Regina artist who discovered the remarkable capability of coaxial cable, the type used to carry a signal to television cable customers everywhere, of holding its shape. The material allows the artist to create a three demensional object that almost looks like a sketch turned into reality.

This life size art work is extra-ordinary and never requires grazing land or no hunting signs.


FTLComm - Regina - October 10, 1998
Cable Regina commissioned this unusual sculpture of a plains Bison. The product is the work of a Regina artist who discovered the remarkable capability of coaxial cable, the type used to carry a signal to television cable customers everywhere, of holding its shape. The material allows the artist to create a three demensional object that almost looks like a sketch turned into reality. This life size art work is extra-ordinary and never requires grazing land or no hunting signs.