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“To create sculpture is to confront our dual nature as both spirit and body. The work must express spirit and speak to the spirit of the person who views it. And yet the work itself must be embodied. Making sculpture is intensely physical. Doing the work means working with and upon certain materials. It is out of this wrestling with form and matter that spirit can be known.” |
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Steel and Oil
The painted landscape in oil moves across
the flowing surface of laser cut stainless steel plates. |
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Spiritual
Sculpture Life experiences and my
spiritual path have been my greatest guides in creating works that speak to
transforming pain into beauty and using visual images to find hope and
healing.
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Bronze,
Steel and Aluminum
A selection of figurative sculpture in bronze, steel
and aluminum. |
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Equine
Equine sculptures in bronze and steel; commissioned
pieces and works currently for sale. |
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Cow Parade The "Trojan Cow", a sculpture sponsored by William Gallagher for the Cow Parade in Boston, Mass. in the summer of 2006. Follow this cow's creation story. |
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Commissioned
Works
Learn about the process of commissioning a sculpture for a special setting or purpose. View a selection of past commissions executed for individual, public and institutional clients. For an example of a commission in progress, see "Sisters." |
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