Assemblage, Bricolage and Sculpture
Repurposing found objects refreshes the mind and gives me a new perspective when returning to the flat plane. It's hard to know some days if I prefer painting or sculpting.
Though of late a migration of dimensional sorts has been creeping onto my canvas and hardboard too.....another exciting art journey.
Though of late a migration of dimensional sorts has been creeping onto my canvas and hardboard too.....another exciting art journey.
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Oligarch of TimeA mixed media sculpture using Magic Sculpt, Powertex and a collection of metal bits and clock parts. It measures about 16" long x 12" high x 9" deep. Sold.
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The Orator
I named this guy 'The Orator'. It's sculpted from paper clay with Powertex added to strengthen and harden. It has all sorts of bits from clock parts to the innards of computers. I like to think he's the hippie philosopher type since he wears flip flops on his story telling adventures. This piece stands about 16" tall.
Head, Hands and Heart
Front view of assemblage. Stands about 14" inchs tall.
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Metropolis the 1927 silent movie was the inspiration for this piece, things found their way into the project with alarming precision.
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Side view with a slice of circuit board included.
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Collaged on back, "the mediator between the head and hands must be the heart" which is the underlying theme for Metropolis.
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Hanging the Moon
A mixed media sculpture/assemblage. standing about 12" tall with a 6"x6" base.
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Showing cogs, wheels and computer bits with a copper patina on the smaller sphere.
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Back shows strike keys from a type writer. The larger sphere has a rusted iron patina.
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Scored the fabulous vacuum tubes with so many possibilities.
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Quantum Mechanics
Additions to the Quantum Mechanic Collection
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