Dean Allison, human condition in figurative glass sculpture My work is an exploration of the human condition in figurative sculpture using glass. I want to evoke self-reflection, a connection to emotion and existential ideas. I am interested in historical sculpture and paintings and using glass as a primary medium to create work that opens a […]
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Linda Wren, bringing clay to life What is the inspiration for your work? I guess you could say I found joy in creating joy. My first figurative sculpts expressed joy and humor. And I love the challenge of creating different expressions. A slight tilt of the head, the glance of eyes, an upturn in a
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Arye Shapiro, sculpting & painting from life I draw, paint, and sculpt from life. I draw in pencil and charcoal, paint in oil, and sculpt in clay. Some of my sculptures have been cast in bronze. About the Artist Arye Shapiro has been producing figurative art since 1998. He creates figure sculptures. drawings, and oil
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Louise Solecki Weir, portrait sculpture That her art should be emotionally engaging and physically beautiful is key to Louise’s approach to sculpture. She endeavours to evoke a sense of presence and life in her work. She is drawn to the three-dimensionality of sculpture after making a serious study of dance, art therapy and of vocal
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Mardie Rees, figurative sculptures capture love & pain Mardie Rees is a fine artist and figurative sculptor who is native to the Pacific Northwest. Born into a creative household, her childhood was spent sewing garments and building homes, drawing pictures and visiting museums. In her adolescence, Rees’ family uprooted and moved to Ecuador to facilitate
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Annett Schlichting, modelling portraits in clay Every human face is unique. Discovering it with the material terracotta is one of the biggest adventures for me. After completing my studies at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Hannover, Germany, I worked for many years as a 3d modeler for various film studios. During my
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Andrew Myers, faces in prints to installations Loud & Clear Andrew’s second charcoal drawing from a new series that he’s creating is called Loud & Clear – measures 48″ x 72″ on a gesso wood panel – Charcoal and stamped oil paint. Original and prints available. Hey Baby 48″ x 48″ Over 600 Recycled Wood
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Denisa Prochazka, large relief sculptures, classical & contemporary materials ARTIST STATEMENT “The desire to shape clay in my hands resembled something divine to me, an unspoken element of the hidden nature of what it is to be human and the psychological portrayal of what it means to be a female. I became increasingly aware of
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