Sculpture

My art tells stories. Many of the sculptures that I create are narrative images that reveal themselves to me as I work on them, as they live in my studio, as they recall myths and stories that have nurtured and inspired me over the years.

Clay is an elemental material and how it transforms with water, air and fire to become something new is vital to my creative process. I am inspired by the beauty of the natural world.

Community Book Tree Sculpture Installed at the Ventress Memorial Library in Marshfield, MA

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The Community Book Tree Sculpture is now permanently installed at the Ventress Memorial Library in Marshfield, MA. This sculpture was funded through grants from the Marshfield Arts Council and the Friends of the Ventress Memorial Library. One hundred library patrons were invited to inscribe a clay leaf with their name and a favorite book title! The fired clay leaves surround a smiling tree woman to create a striking 6′ x 4′ wall relief sculpture. Stop by the VML and take a look!

Blanche Ames National Juried Show

My sculpture ARTEMIS has been accepted in the Blanche Ames National Juried Show, held at the Ames Mansion, Borderlands State Park in N.Easton, Massachusetts.

ARTEMIS explores the symbolic connection between a mythological persona and an animal. It is part of a new series of sculptures.

The clay sculptures are burnished and then pit-fired in a traditional firing process.

The exhibet will run from September 20 – October 8, 2016. The opening reception is Saturday September 24th from 7-10 pm.

ARTEMIS - Sculpture

ARTEMIS – Sculpture