Project Type: Bonner David Galleries

Holly Wilson-Can You Hear Me Now

Can You Hear Me Now

CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW

2015-16, 30” x 41”x 7”, Unique Cast Bronze with Patina

Can you hear me; can you see me? I will no longer stand to the side. I shout out to the winds and the world letting my voice be heard. As the girl shouts out the birds scatter in surprise but the crow remains beside her, the crow a shapeshifter, and the messenger foretold that her voice would be heard. I find that there are more times than not that as a female and a Native American to be heard one has to use a strong voice from deep inside. The reaction that follows is both of surprise and intrigue.

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Exhibition History

  • A Foot in Two Worlds, Oklahoma Contemporary, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (June 18 – August 21, 2015)

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Holly Wilson-Can You Hear Me Now-side

Holly Wilson-Can You Hear Me Now-Detail

Holly Wilson-Can You Hear Me Now-Bird

Portrait of Paper Wing in Blue

PORTRAIT OF PAPER WING IN BLUE

Encaustic on Birch
4″ x 4″

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Bonner David Galleries
Scottsdale, AZ

Historically we have had portraits painted of important people in our history. These two images are portraits of a sculpture “Paper Wings”. This sculpture had such an impact on me I felt her image should be captured in the historical manner as well.

Mother and Daughter: Cigar Figures

Mother and Daughter: Cigar Figures

Mother and Daughter: Cigar Figures

Unique Cast Bronze with Patina, and Wood
16” x 6” x 4”, 2014

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Bonner David Galleries
Scottsdale, AZ

The Cigar Figures come from a Native American story of my childhood that my mother told of the “Stick People”. These Stick People were figures that would run through night and call your name, if you were to go with them you were never hear from again. The Cigar Figures are my re-interpretation of that story. The story of family and our past, when light falls on the figures the shadow cast on the wall represents for me memory. Like a shadow these memories cannot be held, in the end we are only a shadow in history shadows on this earth.

The figures are made of real cigars and found sticks. I then cast them in bronze.