My work.

 

 

 

Name: Elizabeth Flanagan

Title: ‘the eyes are the window to the soul’ - Unknown

Statement: Drug addiction is a complex disease that affects both the addict and those who love them. The baby forms in my work are to portray the innocence in us all. I have removed some of their eyes to depict the loss of a person through misuse of drugs. Through my work I hope to demonstrate the physical and mental deterioration that narcotics have on the human form.

Pattie Chalmers

These images are from her website: http://www.pattiechalmers.com/


Her work is very playfull, memorys from her childhood.

Beth Cavener Stichter

 

These are from her web site :

Anywhere but here. Stoneware, Antique iron hook, Dyed Rope, Wooden wall pedestal,                     41 in. h x 24 in. w x 9 in. d, 2010 


A rush of blood to the head. Stoneware, Figures: 71 in. h x 56 in. w x 18 in. d w/     
Pedestal: 80 in. h x 72 in. w x 41 in. d, 2009 


Stoneware, antique wooden box, 23 in. h   x  41 in. l  x  45 in. d, 2006 

        

This artist is by far my favourite out off all the artists I have researched.

"The sculptures I create focus on human psychology – stripped of context and rationalization, and articulated through animal and human forms".
 This is just apart of a statement of her work on her web site. I can't compare this artists work wit anyone's but her work is realistic with a twist. I also think her statement is well write and worth a look.

This is her web site: http://www.followtheblackrabbit.com/

Andrew Casto

Assemblage 32: Detail.

Detail, Entropy (Arrow of Time): 48x30x62”, ceramic, glaze, luster, rubber, wood, plexi-glass, acrylic, hardware, multiple firings, 2012.

Assemblage 44: 72x31x61", ceramic, glaze, gold luster, paint, wood, metal, multiple firings, 2012.

"Gravity in this context serves as a metaphor for personal responsibility, and the stress we encounter in present society".

This is a small part of his statement, I like his concept and I think his statement is well written. I can't relate anybody's work to his.

http://www.andrewcasto.com/ This is his web site address, The way he displays might give us all a different perspective for our own exhibition.