2013, 4″ x 4.5″ x 6.5″, Unique Cast Bronze with Patina
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Bonner David Art Boutique
22 E. 81 ST | New York City, New York 10028 | 929.226.7800
Bonner David Galleries
7040 E. Main Street | Scottsdale, Arizona 85251 | 480.941.8500
2014, 17″ x 62.5″ x 4.25″, Unique Cast Bronze with Patina, Poplar, and Steel
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 the 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.
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Wally Workman Gallery
Austin, TX
2011, 24.5” x 17” x 5”, Unique Cast Bronze with Patina, Poplar, and Sterling Silver
This figure is the mother part woman part nature looking out protecting the birds that she has nesting on her leg. The birds I cast in sterling silver are referred to as birds of “birdens”, they are burdens. While things, situations, and/or people may be a burden at times, they are important and precious, for this reason, the birds are cast in the precious metal sterling silver.
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Unique Cast Bronze with Patina, Wood, Encaustic, and Plexi-glass
21”x 15.5”x 5”
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JRB Art at the Elms, Oklahoma City, OK
Unique Cast Bronze with Patina
9. 5″x 2″x 2″
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2015, 6″ x 7” x 7″, Unique Cast Bronze with Patina
When you are under an “influence” it is never your own fault but that of your surroundings, the other people that made the thing happen, or is it? Here the figure is pulled to the ground under the influence of gravity.
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MA Doran Gallery
3509 S. Peoria Avenue | Tulsa, OK 74105 | 918.748.8700
Unique Cast Bronze with Patina, Encaustic on Birch
8.5”x 12” x 3”
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As a Delaware/Cherokee Native American, I grew up hearing family stories of shapeshifters with the idea of a trickster who hides their identity, birds as messengers, and owls as bearers of tragic news. In “Peto Peto Peto” you see where the bird is shifting and he is stuck between the two worlds trying to choose, the world of man or the world of the spirit. He has the hands and eyes of mankind but they are still in bird form.
Encaustic on Birch
11″ x 11″ x 2″
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Goldesberry Gallery, Houston, TX
Encaustic on Birch
10″x 10″
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PrintWorks Gallery
311 West Superior Street, Suite 105
Chicago, Illinois 60654
312.664.9407
www.printworkschicago.com
Encaustic, Birch
4″ x 6″
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Goldesberry Gallery, Houston, TX