Posted in Heritage, Public Art |
Home Economics “Home Economics” is a series of wall-mounted sculptures of women in doorways, one for each decade of the 20th century. Each figure is an interpretation of a woman of that decade and her stance in the doorway is a metaphor for her perceived position in society. For more detail, please see the Home Economics page on this...
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Posted in Commissions, Public Art, Sculpture |
Winterstone, wire and solar-powered glass
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Posted in Public Art, Sculpture |
Winterstone and copper wire on wood base
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Posted in Heritage, Public Art, Recent Works, Sculpture |
High fired clay with oxide stains on limestone base.
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Posted in Public Art, Sculpture, Society's Issues |
High fired clay with oxides and glazes and cement
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Posted in Installations, Public Art, Society's Issues, Women's Issues |
fired clay and canvas on metal clothesline.
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