Figurative Sculpture
In Process
Finals
Depth, clay with wood base and pigment. 3" x 1'7" x 3"
Standards. Clay with wood base and pigment. 7" x 1'4 x 7"
Touch Assignment
Basking. Approx. 12"L X 8"W X 6"H. Found objects "And, though some of us like adventure travel, most prefer to sit in the sun like a rack of spareribs, basting ourselves regularly with sauce, and quietly frying, taking care to turn over so we'll be cooked on both sides" (A Natural History Of The Senses by Diane Ackerman) In response to the quote above, I saw a pig laying on the beach with barbecue sauce as tanning lotion. I used sand and water with other small objects to create a simple yet thorough visual of the description on how humans enjoy baking in the sun. Skinny. Approx. 4.5" X 9". Acrylic paint on found objects. "Years ago, I read about a boy who had to live in a bubble (designed by NASA) because of the weakness of his immune system and his susceptibility to disease. We are all that boy. The bubble is our skin. But the skin is also alive, breathing and excreting, shielding us from harmful rays and microbial attack, metabolizing vita...
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