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Horizon Lines steel, bronze 78.5x126x23in / 200x320x58.5cm 2004 Horizon Lines depicts twenty-five vine-like steel rods growing up from a rusty patinaed base. Atop the vines grow bronze figures, suggesting foliage. The different lengths of the vines can be interpreted as each individual’s different stages on their own horizons and as a contour of a distant […]
Intersected Growth bronze, steel 133x140x26in / 338x355x66cm 2005 Intersected Growth brings together a combination of many previous works and ideas. Figures atop vine-like rods suggest stages of growth in one’s own personal journey. The visual intersection of the two structures creates an ascending and descending horizon line, mimicking the profile of a landscape. Merging the
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Limb copper, wood, cement 22.5ft x13x7.5in / 672x34x19cm 2001 The large tree limb unites with a hand, suggesting a double meaning in the title. The piece demonstrates the inextricable link of humans to nature.
SHE KNEW SHE WAS A TREE silky oak wood, bronze 26x7x5.5in / 66x18x14cm 2014 INHERITED MEMORY jarrah, bronze 23.5x7x5.5in / 60x18x14cm 2014
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LAYERS OF MEMORY SERIES bronze, wood 2006-2014 LAYERS OF MEMORY 11 & 12 14×5.5×3.25in / 36x14x8cm and 10×4.5×2.5in / 25x11x6cm LAYERS OF MEMORY 6,7,8 Variable sizes LAYERS OF MEMORY 1 14x15x5in / 36x16x7cm This series of work relates to ancestry and collective memory
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GIVING TREE – MAQUETTE 20 bronze, sassafras 28.5×5.5×5.5in / 74x15x15cm 2007-2018 Editions 22-35 not yet made. Although these are an edition, each piece has a unique tree in the hand and a sassafras wood base. Giving Tree represents the interconnection and a renewed awareness of our place in nature. A tree is extended as if
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ANATOMY OF A CANYON wood, bronze 41.5x29x7in / 105x73x18cm 2006 Two bent spires arch toward each other supporting wind-blown bronze trees. The stratum of wood gives the impression of layered sandstone canyon walls. A solitary figure is imbedded in the wood as if a fossil from another time. The spires subtly resemble the human anatomy
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