THROUGH FIRE AND WATER

The video tutorial explores a race off Rhode Island in September and introduces Manoli, a sculptor who uses fire to perfect his creations. His unique medium consists of molten tin and lead, which he pours into a cold bath to form arresting shapes. This process results in a distinctive artistic style that combines man-made interpretation with natural forces like fire and water.

Where does the race take place?

• Off the coast of California

• Near Rhode Island

• Along the Florida Keys

• In the Gulf of Mexico

What tool does Manoli use to refine his creations?

• A blow lamp

• A paintbrush

• A hammer

• A chisel

What materials does Manoli use in his art?

• Tin and lead

• Gold and silver

• Iron and steel

• Copper and zinc

What happens when the molten mixture is poured into a cold bath?

• It forms a predictable shape

• It evaporates

• It solidifies into a unique shape

• It changes color

What natural forces does Manoli's art interpret?

• Air and light

• Wind and earth

• Fire and water

• Earth and metal