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As I layer paint, I think about “chunking,” as in, breaking light and color into chunks. This is a way of showing movement through things–like the way a branch moves through a shrub or tree foliage. It’s not a continuous line but a broken one because it gets overlapped and obscured by greenery. The longer […]
“Organic Forrestry Studio and Gallery, Artist’s Garret Gallery, Forrest Dweller Sculpture Garden” NATURE INSPIRED SCULPTURE and PAINTINGS “I was that kid you could always find turning over rocks in streams, looking for what wonders nature would disclose to me. This curiosity about the natural world led me to a serious life as scientist and organizational executive. […]
William Moore may describe his sculptural work in marble, ceramic, stone, wood, and bronze as creations depicting elements ranging from the sublime to the hilarious, but his level of craft exceeds expectations just as his choice of material quality rebukes whimsical commentary. His blend of an obviously crisp, intimate familiarity with human form into impossible contortions […]
My works are very personal and each has its own identity based upon my deep interests in art, history, and music. They are often abstractions from themes that include reclining figures, torsos, and “heroes’. I have works, large and small, in wood, stone, steel, and bronze. Some pieces rotate, others are on fixed bases. Wood, particularly black […]
I explore natural areas with my sketchbook journal to observe the daily changes and events of wild places. The experiences are recorded as landscape paintings, nature journal pages, and painted, wall-hung sculptures. My studio practice grew out of a fine arts degree in painting and career designing and fabricating natural science exhibits. I have been […]
