Welded steel. Measuring 35″ across, the piece is crafted entriely from reclaimed bicycle chain and gears. Ready for hanging.
Venus’s Petals
Welded steel. The name Venus’s Petals derives from the Roman goddess of beauty and love and her transformation from nothingness into beauty. To create the sculpture, bicycle chains were reclaimed, their links separated, and then welded together piece by piece into the shape of a woman.
The Triumph of Athena
Welded steel. Athena is the Greek goddess of wisdom, courage, and warfare. Athena emerges here as a testament to creation, molten steel and beauty. Her form, half-wrought from sinuous remnants of once discarded bicycle chain, stands poised as if holding a sword overhead, declaring victory over evil.
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Welded steel. The sculpture’s title is a poetic homage to the transformative journey modern women brave; from the difficult years of adolescence, onward into womanhood.
Persephone’s Imperfection
Kiln-fired clay. In Greek mythology, Persephone is the goddess of spring and rebirth. Her name symbolizes resilience and the ability to overcome challenges.
Metal and plaster. The sculpture Ballet’s Whisper captures the elegance and fragility of movement with striking detail. Constructed from metal and plaster, the figure’s delicate pose evokes the grace of a ballerina mid-performance.
Welded steel. Hemera is the name of the Greek goddess of daylight. She embodies the transition from darkness to light. The sculpture Hemera’s Glow is inspired by the fluid movements of a ballerina on the stage. Her half-formed figure, wrought from reclaimed bicycle chains, stands poised, ready to tell her story.
Hard-cast plaster. In Greek mythology, Selene is the goddess of the moon, often associated with beauty and serenity. Selene is a life-sized relief sculpture, capturing the beauty of a ballerina in motion. She was created based on the idea of a nude ballerina, dancing on a grand stage where no one was watching. Here she can be free in her own private world with nothing to hide.
Welded reclaimed bicycle chain. Grace is the perfect name for a ballerina moving across the stage. Her very movement brings out a sense of heaven that alludes all of us. Her chains bring together a hint of her true feminine form.