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The human figure is the most expressive of forms. I work in clay to create realistic figurative sculptures and I paint figures and portraits in oil. The medium of fabric, cotton and wire requires a looser, freer approach. These soft sculptures pose questions about identity, sexuality and aging. My figures tend to be women butContinue reading “Cindy Winnick”

Email the Artist: mwest11@yahoo.com Artist’s Website: http://www.michaeldavidwest.com

I am retired engineering professor at the University of Maryland. I began sculpting 10 years ago working with steel and mixed media. I particularly like to create simple but beautiful forms that exhibit a certain delicate balance. Email the Artist: wallace@umd.edu Artist’s Website: http://www.eng.umd.edu/~wallace

FROM METALLURGIST TO METAL SCULPTOR.I am a metal sculptor who creates primarily non-representational pieces of art in mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, iron, bronze and occasionally found objects. I am strongly attracted to geometric shapes and shiny objects.  Gil grew up in Baltimore, lived in Montgomery County and currently lives and has his studio inContinue reading “Gil Ugiansky”

My work is about the interactions between the living world and things that make up the landscape—both natural and man-made. This work is influenced by uncertainty in the face of change, referencing both climate change and transitional phases in life. I cast hollow paper copies of solid objects, undermining their permanence and lending them anContinue reading “Nevada Tribble”

Having decided a long time ago that the artistic journey would be one that is self taught, I first set out to learn the techniques necessary to create. This was done through extensive study and practice including studying the works of the masters of Western and Eastern art. This undertaking was all done with awarenessContinue reading “Chris Tousimis”

Email the Artist: aldenfarms@aldenfarms.net

Email the Artist: irattaus@gmail.com Artist’s Website: https://iratattelman.tumblr.com

Statement 2017: “Phenomenology of Form”In my abstract painting and sculpture, I strive to move away from a human-centered world, into one populated entirely by objects composed of form and space. I refer to my paintings and sculptures as places. There, the forms are free of the use value we assign to objects in the worldContinue reading “Diane Szczepaniak”

Large scale ephemeral work has been my focus for the last few years, in outdoor settings. These are site specific sculptures using materials available on site. Biodegradable sisal twine is the only additional material used for some binding. Time lapse photography and video documentation preserve the works after they have been absorbed back into theContinue reading “Marcos Smyth”