Metal Sculpture by Adam Homan
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Adam has been a full time sculptor for 17+ years and is one of the premier steel sculptors in the country. His work is included in the collections of Pixar Animation, Industrial Light and Magic, various celebrities, and many private and corporate collectors. In a society where we are bombarded each day by negative images through our media and news, Adam feels that it's important to counteract this by putting positive ideas and images into the world. It is what he attempts to do with his sculpture through humor, weirdness, whimsy, and innovation. "My goal each day in the studio is to create from the heart and to find that pure place of child-like wonder, peace and hope that we all still have in us," explains Adam. "It is pretty simple for me, I just want my art to make people feel good."
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Original Wall Art by Kara Young
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Kara is a professional fiber/mixed media artist, internationally recognized throughout the United States, in Europe and in Japan. Her work is seen as ancient but also contemporary fitting in many different environmental settings.
Her wall pieces are made with thickly cast 85% abaca handmade paper. Integrated into the compositions are other materials and found objects. Crackled joint compound is used to "age" the surface, which is further enhanced with copper or gold leaf, old cedar shingles, sheet copper, acrylic paint and now encaustic painting with beeswax and pigment. The pieces are lightweight, durable and are mostly hung without a frame.
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Iron Clocks by Blackthorne Forge
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Blackthorne Forge owner and chief iron sculptor Steven Bronstein has been creating functional and sculptural ironwork for over 25 years. His designs strive to blend the primitive charm of ironwork with the energy and interest of more contemporary design. Relying on the qualities that make iron such a beautiful material, Steven’s pieces are both delicate and rugged.
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Iron Design by Roberta Elliott
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The first time I struck iron, I was smitten. There is something wonderfully indescribable about the energy exchange that takes place while blacksmithing. The heat from the fire and the force of the hammer’s blow feed and energize me. My primary material is mild steel, its versatility allows it to take the bold shapes usually associated with ironwork, as well as the soft, feminine lines for which I strive. My work often contains botanical references, and I create images that evoke continuing growth. Each heat of the metal offers an opportunity to explore. The results can be unexpected, opening up an entirely new path leading to the spontaneity evident in many of my creations.
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