| My work reflects my obsession with antiquity and the passage of time; through it I explore tradition, myth, and belief. Spanning the gamut from the pharaonic funeral masks of unknowable space gods to the tactile remains of pre-Christian deities, my sculptures are the relics of fantastical civilizations and lost tribes. Whatever the subject matter of my work, I try to weave a story into each piece. For me, the act of sculpting is largely meditative, the actual creative process taking place in a burst of inspiration before I begin. I have developed two distinct approaches to sculpting. My one-of-a-kind works are assembled from found objects, scraps of metal and cloth, epoxy putty, bone, leather, and anatomical models. My reproducible works are much more time intensive. They are sculpted in wax-based clay and cast in polyurethane resins. Largely a self-taught artist, I originally started sculpting to create props for my film projects. I participated in my first arts exhibition in 1999, the same year I co-founded the dark arts collective Catalyst Studios with visionary painter Ann Koi. Since then, I have participated in more than thirty art exhibitions, including the 2004 Raw Arts Festival in London. Recently I have begun to explore fresh casting materials to breathe new life into my older pieces. The discovery of cold cast marble was a revelation. Not only is this material ideally suited to my work, but it has a tactile quality that suggests great age. |












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Seven armies marching
About 3 million men
Operation Barbarossa
Sealing Russia's end
Nebelwerfer launching
Granate scourge the ground
Heralds of the Blitzkrieg
Hell can't bear their sound
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Catalyst Studios: Leavin' funny stains on the art world since 1999. [link]
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When I come for you, it won't matter if you spoke up or not
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@Xerces:
"towels? *shudder*
You may as well have a bag of crisps in your panties, they make that much noise
~FangBanger02:
"What are yours made of, plastic?"
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~Elisiabattell:
I lied. You are a bitch. <333333
take care...drive safely
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Surgically removed myself from myself with 83% success
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"currently addicted to One Piece, especially ZoSan pair XD"
"the first rule of creativity, is simply by break all the rules! "
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Pissed Off Bee
are all made by poliurethane resin? cause i've been trying a lot to manipulate it but i just don't get how cause its always sticky. can you explain me how you do it.
please help an amateur
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