New sculpture, lifesize and larger

Top to bottom: Marcelle and Minty, lifesize, cast and modeled hydrocal and waxes. Orpheus, cast hydrocal and found objects. Cumae, paper maché and fiber.  Sphinx, paper maché, fired terra cotta, wax, pigments.

Early bronze

Top to bottom: Woman with folded arms, bronze, life-size (two views). Bodhisattva Green Tara, life-size, bronze.

Childrens Museum installation

installation at Boston Childrens' Museum, 2005-09

 

 

One mold, two states

I often cast a piece several times, so that I can explore how it looks using various materials and pigments. Here are two versions of “Sylvia in Middle Age,” one cast in waxes with a hydrocal backing, the other in hydrocal with embedded and applied pigment (bottom).

 

Sculpture from 2011 and before

 

Top: Protective Coloration, installation view, fired terra cotta, pigment, found objects. Bottom: I Read Emily Dickinson All Last Winter, fired terra cotta, waxes, paper, found objects.

 

We are adrift / more adaptable

Drawing as if your life depended on it