Posts Tagged ‘Steel’
Curls and Swirls
Curls and Swirls We went snorkeling in Key West for spring break. It involved a boat ride out to reef about 7 miles from shore. Besides seeing a 6′ barracuda, we saw some really fascinating corals. Thus an artist can find inspiration anywhere, but especially 20 foot down on a coral reef. Beautiful. Size: 20″…
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Bifurcated Serpentes A bit of a departure for me from my usual style. I took a glass called “Pinching Giacometti” from Vesper College (great people over there — thanks Dan and Heidi). It was an interesting experiment to bend without heat. I prefer the sweat involved with a scorchingly hot rosebud over lead-infused metal. But…
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Warrior Pose I’ve been a yoga fan for several years now. I saw these flat disks of metal and saw the beauty of the warrior pose. Give them some heat and some hammer action along with a nice patina and now we have motion and flow. Size: 38″ x 22″ x 9″ Price: $1800
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Hodiak Kobre This is one of my favorite pieces. I like things that look melted and damaged — it helps alleviate the day to day straight lines I have to deal with. It is a combination of steel and copper on a marble base. Size: 22″ x 11″ x 6″ Price: Not For Sale
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Native This piece was inspired by my friend Sam. He had all these tank bottoms (the round objects) and he said I could use some. That, and a bit of square tubing I found, and we end up with Native. Size: 7′ x 6′ x 3′ Price: $3000
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Tilt I’ve always been fascinated with ancient ruins. It feels like history to me. What was there? Why was it abandoned? This one is my largest piece to date. Size: 10′ x 7′ x 3′ Price: $5000
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