Many years
ago, I left the green Midwest to live in the wild and khaki colored desert of
the Southwest. I wanted a new beginning. The exotic desert flora fascinated me
right from the start. I witnessed firsthand how all of us – people, animals,
plants, and microbes – survive in and adapt to the environment no matter how
harsh and forbidding. Inspired by exotic desert plants, the colors of the land
and sky, and by my greener past, I use clay to create my own hybrids, “trees of
life”, and gardens. My botanicals sprout flowers, cacti, and stars.
My art is and
has been about the cycles of life here and in the hereafter -- if there is one.
Mystery abounds! Nature shows us that there must be something much bigger than
us out there. I find that both humbling and hopeful.
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“Tree of Life: As Above, So Below” 10” x 12”
x 4 1/2” Earthenware, glazes, gold metallic overglaze, nichrome wire, glass 2016
“Tree of
Life: Artesian Street” 11” x 15” x 10” Earthenware, glazes, slip, metallic
overglaze, nichrome wire 2016
“Desert
Dreams in Egyptian Arms” 11 1/2” x 7 1/2” x 10 1/2” Earthenware, glazes, slip,
metallic overglaze, nichrome wire, glass 2016
“Looking Outward” Purely sculptural cup 5” x
5” x 4” Earthenware, glazes, nichrome wire, glass 2016
“Leaves #3” Purely sculptural cup 6” x 5” x
3” Earthenware, glazes 2016
ReplyDeleteSO VERY INVENTIVE, AND BEAUTIFUL...
Thanks, Shakey, for your kind words!
DeleteFun and playful, yet worlds unto themselves.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tommy! I appreciate your comments.
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