Tag: assemblage sculpture

Imagining Genesis in 3D

Published August 2, 2023

Let There Be Light is a 3D sculpture that includes angelic beings that come alive through the captivating dance of LED lights. Envisioning Genesis in 3D is easier when the viewer sees my angels working together to represent distinct stages of Earth’s creation. All are lit from a central, glowing “Earth” orb.

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Making Sculptures with Powertex

: This is a photo of angel sculptures made with Powertex Textile Medium. The angels are white with a sheen of blues, greens, and golds.

Making Sculptures with Powertex

Published April 3, 2023

Being mindful of your materials and art making processes helps art makers create work while “fully present” in the moment. Consider these angel sculptures that are made with Powertex Textile Medium. The angels have been painted white and then covered with a sheen of blues, greens, and golds. This blog gives instructions and demonstrations for making all types of 3D sculptures with Powertex Textile Medium.

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Childhood Art Experiences

This is a sculpture made from macrame, beads, macaroni, yarn, pipe cleaners, crayons, buttons, childlike colors, pom poms, a found object reinvented from a child’s perspective, and fascinatingly colorful keys echoing memories of the artist’s infant teething ring. This sculpture is a mobile that spins. It was created to capture early childhood art experiences.

Childhood Art Experiences

Published December 3, 2022

“Childhood” is an experimental piece created to grasp my earliest, primal childhood art experiences; ones that most powerfully formed and shaped my present creative process. This assemblage sculpture started with a list of things that formed my artistic process: things like macrame, beads, macaroni, and yarn. I am mindful of the ways capturing “Childhood” pushed the limits of every aspect of my creative process.

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