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Listening

Listening

The Well

The Well

Cosmos

Cosmos

Cosmos and Auricle

Cosmos and Auricle

Double Lotus

Double Lotus

Cosmic coffee table

Cosmic coffee table

Saturnalia

Saturnalia

Spiral

Spiral

Strike

Strike

Held 1

Held 1

Held 2

Held 2

Time

Time

grouping of 6

grouping of 6

Leave

Leave

Cosmic Tango

Cosmic Tango

Primordial Soup

Primordial Soup

Earth - Deep Forest

Earth - Deep Forest

Astral Winds

Astral Winds

Carapace

Carapace

Deep Universe

Deep Universe

Flames

Flames

Nebulous

Nebulous

Nebulous

Nebulous

Works with Metal

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The shapes and forms of these metal works, although created using a different method, align with the same types of themes and forms that are used the glass work. This continuity is indeed seen in all of my work. The organic growth of the work has been shaped by the mediums as well as the exploration of the intuitive process of each. In the metal work, the malleability of lead easily responds to the simplicity of using a little rubber mallet. They are both organic and abstract in their finished form.

 

Photography: Joseph Hyde 

Listening

Listening

The Well

The Well

Cosmos

Cosmos

Cosmos and Auricle

Cosmos and Auricle

Double Lotus

Double Lotus

Cosmic coffee table

Cosmic coffee table

Saturnalia

Saturnalia

Spiral

Spiral

Strike

Strike

Held 1

Held 1

Held 2

Held 2

Time

Time

grouping of 6

grouping of 6

Leave

Leave

Cosmic Tango

Cosmic Tango

Primordial Soup

Primordial Soup

Earth - Deep Forest

Earth - Deep Forest

Astral Winds

Astral Winds

Carapace

Carapace

Deep Universe

Deep Universe

Flames

Flames

Nebulous

Nebulous

Nebulous

Nebulous

The shapes and forms of these metal works, although created using a different method, align with the same types of themes and forms that are used the glass work. This continuity is indeed seen in all of my work. The organic growth of the work has been shaped by the mediums as well as the exploration of the intuitive process of each. In the metal work, the malleability of lead easily responds to the simplicity of using a little rubber mallet. They are both organic and abstract in their finished form.

 

Photography: Joseph Hyde 

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