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Often when we think of beauty, we will think of it in terms of physical attributes; quantifiable or measurable features that are immediately recognizable - things such as proportions, size and color.  But often times when my eye draws the curves of a figure's form - when I follow arms as they wrap around ones chest or feel the tension in ones stomach as the legs are drawn upward in the fetal position – I am compelled by the beauty that comes not from the external, but the haunting beauty of loss that is part of life’s rhythm.  True beauty is found in the rawness of vulnerability.

Broken

Broken

16"x10"x6 1/2" cast bronze female

Pandemic II

Pandemic II

17"x11"x14" cast bronze female

Uplifting Spirit

Uplifting Spirit

25"x18"x18" cast bronze female portrait

Pandemic I

Pandemic I

17"x11"x13" cast bronze female

The Morning After

The Morning After

19"x8"x5" fired clay female

Fragment III

Fragment III

6"x4"x2" fired clay with raku finish

Longing

Longing

13"x11"x8" fired clay portrait

Fragment I

Fragment I

16"x9"x4" mixed media female torso

Twilight

Twilight

13"x11"x8" fired clay portrait

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