Abstract Plaster
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
The goal of this sculpture, “Unknown” was to feel as though it relates to the human scale. It’s form was inspired by other modernist abstract sculpture, especially by the work of Barbara Hepworth.
This sculpture was created by mixing a batch of plaster with powdered drawing graphite and pouring it into a bag. The bag was then tied and squished between the bottom of the artist’s feet, and then subsequently modified and refined until it’s final form was revealed.
Figurative Clay and Plaster
“For a Friend” Angled View
“For a Friend” Process Photo
“For a Friend” Front View
“David” and “Angry Man”
“David” Plaster Bust
“David” Plaster Bust
“Angry Man” Unfired Clay Bust
“Sad Girl” Plaster Sculpture
“Sad Girl” Plaster Sculpture
Clay Model
Clay Model
For more information see my blog post on figurative sculpture.
Abstract Wood
Sculpture Studio
Burnt Compression – Front
Burnt Compression – Back
Sculpture Studio
Small Sky Object
Small Sky Object
Don’t Sit – Back
Don’t Sit – Front
“Model of a Woman”
Studio with projects
“Musical Instrument”
“Stable Sky Object” and “Purple Relief”
“Stable Sky Object”
“Stable Sky Object”
Class Projects
“Purple Relief”
For more information see my blog posts on guess-and-test art creation, and on abstract wood sculpture.
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