Julia Sawyer - Wall Sculpture III Archive Equal parts optical and architectural

Equal parts optical and architectural

or decorative display

Features a candlestick holder and matchstick holder on a turned circular base

crowded relief interpretations of this 16th Century French pottery style turns our attention to a different type of abundance and tell her stories here she uses spiders and flowers in conjunction with gloss glaze allowing the scenes to look

Shino Takeda grew up in Kyushu

Julia Sawyer - Wall Sculpture III Archive Equal parts optical and architecturalEach metal wall sculpture is crafted by local artist Julia Sawyer using discarded metals. What small beauty could be wrought with the still vital bodies of discarded metals? This question has me working with food and beverage containers used daily in homes and restaurants. Each multi layered piece is hand cut and formed into shapes echoing flowers and starsrelatives themselves of the earth bound base elements from which our alloyed metals are derived.