I make mobiles and wall hangings using steel wire and painted and gilded sheet metal. Additional materials include copper and lucite shapes.
Hand-built figurative earthenware clay with airbrushed underglazes and Mason stains fired to cone 02.
Flowers were made by hand from special air-dry clay. Each was cut, rolled, sculpted and painted with vibrant oil colors in realistic details and put in flowerpots for long lasting decorations.
Serpentine stone sculptures hand carved with files, chisels, sandpaper and polished with bees wax to bring out the colorful patina which is unique with each stone.
Sculptures of animals, keychains, stickers and prints.
Student, City High School
MIG welded steel, stainless steel, and hand painted polycarbonate are my primary media. While some pieces rely on clean lines and new materials, other work incorporates reclaimed salvage yard objects.
I create my sculptures using the techniques style of the Shona Sculpture movement of Zimbabwe, my homeland and heritage. The stone I use is imported from Zimbabwe, and is 100% hand carved.
My work is wall hung, hand built figurative sculpture. Made from low fire clay bodies, after firing they are stained with ink, and/or paint. Sticks, wire, fabric, misc added.
