Mexican Lottery series
Wall sculpture, assemblage - call it what you want. I was inspired by the bright colors of my long ago visit to San Miguel De Allende in Mexico, and desire to sink my hands into pure, glorious color. Each of the hollow cylindrical pieces I have crafted from polymer clay, further embellishing with a riot of texture and pattern. Additional components include Mexican lottery cards, beads, die, marbles, a brass stamping and additional found objects. The central pieces measure 6.75 x 6.75”, 1” deep. These are securely screwed into the linen backed base of the 10 7/8” square shadow box (1.75” deep)
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Wall sculpture, assemblage - call it what you want. I was inspired by the bright colors of my long ago visit to San Miguel De Allende in Mexico. I crafted the hollow cylindrical pieces individually from polymer clay, embellished with a riot of texture and pattern. Additional components include Mexican lottery cards, beads, die, marbles, a brass stamping and additional found objects. The central piece measures 6.75 x 6.75”, 1” deep. This is securely screwed into the linen backed base of the 10 7/8” square shadow box (1.75” deep). -
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Wall sculpture, assemblage - call it what you want. I was inspired by the bright colors of my long ago visit to San Miguel De Allende in Mexico. I crafted the hollow cylindrical pieces individually from polymer clay, embellished with a riot of texture and pattern. Additional components include Mexican lottery cards, beads, die, marbles, a brass stamping and additional found objects. The central piece measures 6.75 x 6.75”, 1” deep. This is securely screwed into the linen backed base of the 10 7/8” square shadow box (1.75” deep). -
Mexican Lottery: El Cotorro
Wall sculpture, assemblage - call it what you want. I was inspired by the bright colors of my long ago visit to San Miguel De Allende in Mexico. I crafted the hollow cylindrical pieces individually from polymer clay, embellished with a riot of texture and pattern. Additional components include Mexican lottery cards, beads, die, marbles, a brass stamping and additional found objects. The central piece measures 6.75 x 6.75”, 1” deep. This is securely screwed into the linen backed base of the 10 7/8” square shadow box (1.75” deep). -
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High power detail of Mexican Lottery:El Cotorro -
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Wall sculpture, assemblage - call it what you want. I was inspired by the bright colors of my long ago visit to San Miguel De Allende in Mexico. The skull and roses imagery also made me dedicate this piece to the Grateful Dead. I crafted the hollow cylindrical pieces individually hand crafted from polymer clay, embellished with a riot of texture and pattern. Additional components include Mexican lottery cards, beads, die, marbles, charms and additional found objects. The central piece measures 6.5 x 6.5”, 7/8” deep. -
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Detail of Mexican Lottery: Dia de los Muertos or Jerry's Song -
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Wall sculpture, assemblage - call it what you want. I was inspired by the bright colors of my long ago visit to San Miguel De Allende in Mexico. I crafted the hollow cylindrical pieces individually from polymer clay, embellished with a riot of texture and pattern. Additional components include Mexican lottery cards, beads, die, marbles, a brass stamping and additional found objects. The central piece measures 6.75 x 6.75”, 1” deep. This is securely screwed into the linen backed base of the 10 7/8” square shadow box (1.75” deep). -
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Wall sculpture, assemblage - call it what you want. I was inspired by the bright colors of my long ago visit to San Miguel De Allende in Mexico. I crafted the hollow cylindrical pieces individually from polymer clay, embellished with a riot of texture and pattern. Additional components include Mexican lottery cards, beads, die, marbles, a brass stamping and additional found objects. The central piece measures 6.75 x 6.75”, 1” deep. This is securely screwed into the linen backed base of the 10 7/8” square shadow box (1.75” deep).
