Art consultant, Leslie Watkins of Art Partnership, just sent a photo of the piece I created for the new Kennedy Health System in New Jersey. This is the first time I have used 3 sawblades in one sculpture.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Saturday, January 8, 2011
A-MAZ-ING
I wanted to show you how the sawblades look before they are cut apart.
This pair will be part of a sculpture which will be installed in New Jersey later this winter.
My Process:
First I used soapstone which can be easily erased while I am creating the desired look. Then I outline the design with a magic marker for steel which allow me to see the image as I cut it out with my plasma cutter.
When I look at them, it still amazes me how they stay together after cutting!
Monday, November 15, 2010
New Installation brings Happiness
Both the customer and The Alchemist were smiling once the sculpture was installed in their entryway.
This is the first residential installation of a 47" Captured Flight. Previously, one was purchased by Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital and two others are currently in sculpture exhibits; one in Boston and the other in Pennsylvania
Friday, October 8, 2010
Wind Through The Trees
The Jenkins Arborteum and Gardens in Devon, PA threw a beautiful open house for over 350 guests. My sculpture "Captured Flight" was sited perfectly for this exhibition which will run through June, 2011.
Our hosts, Marilyn Sifford and Bob Butera made our stay in the "City of Brotherly Love" very enjoyable. On Sunday we joined them at the Barnes Museum to view the most amazing collection of Impressionist art we've ever seen.
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