POSEY NELSON
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Carving directly in communion with the stone, I carve various marbles and other stones from around the world. I am drawn to ancient iconery: Greek Kore and sphinxes, Egyption power animals, Olmec and Toltec figures, gods, goddesses, dryads, Asian forms. I like to sculpt my contemporary interpretation of these mythical and mystical icons, as I feel that the old forms were imbued with supernatural powers, and a contemporary version may well be too. Aren't all forms on the material plane actually energy particles? When the medium is stone, metamorphed from the millenia, the stone itself tells the sculptor of its life, its birth, its power, its dreams.
I have had 8 sculptures in Colorado year-long outdoor exhibitions: 3 in Grand Junction’s Art on the Corner, 5 in Gunnison’s Sculptour, and 1 in Carbondale’s Art Around Town.
Legacy Member
https://www.facebook.com/crestonecarver
[email protected]
Carving directly in communion with the stone, I carve various marbles and other stones from around the world. I am drawn to ancient iconery: Greek Kore and sphinxes, Egyption power animals, Olmec and Toltec figures, gods, goddesses, dryads, Asian forms. I like to sculpt my contemporary interpretation of these mythical and mystical icons, as I feel that the old forms were imbued with supernatural powers, and a contemporary version may well be too. Aren't all forms on the material plane actually energy particles? When the medium is stone, metamorphed from the millenia, the stone itself tells the sculptor of its life, its birth, its power, its dreams.
I have had 8 sculptures in Colorado year-long outdoor exhibitions: 3 in Grand Junction’s Art on the Corner, 5 in Gunnison’s Sculptour, and 1 in Carbondale’s Art Around Town.
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