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About Cameron

Cameron was born and raised in South Dakota. His parents were both creative, his mother an art teacher and his father a handyman. As a child, he was interested in magic and the fantastic. He believed in fairies and mermaids. Growing older, he learned his hands could create a similar type of magic. He was born a maker.

Cameron graduated from the University of South Dakota with a BFA in Fine Art, emphasis in sculpture. After school, he won the nation wide call to create the coyote… more
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Sculptures

Older work.
  • Comfort
    Comfort
    Bronze
  • Cock Box
    Cock Box
    Wood, Gypsum, Plastic, Glass, Resin, Latex, Paint
  • Fishead
    Fishead
    Bronze, Nails, Wax
  • Split
    Split
    Steel, Chain, Gypsum, Bones, Latex
  • Carnage
    Carnage
    Bronze
  • Carnage
    Carnage
    Bronze
  • Fathoms of Obssessions
    Fathoms of Obssessions
    Steel, Aluminum, Resin, Acrylic
  • Fathoms of Obssessions
    Fathoms of Obssessions
    Steel, Aluminum, Resin, Acrylic
  • Severed
    Severed
    Bronze, Aluminum
  • Severed
    Severed
    Bronze, Aluminum
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    • Despondent Debutante

    Observe, consume, regurgitate, repeat.
    • Despondent Debutante
      Despondent Debutante
      Aqua Resin, Acrylic, Human and Synthetic Hair | size variable
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    Clingy

    JUST LET ME LOVE YOU!
    • Clingy
      Clingy
      Steel, Paper, Plastic, Foam | 24" x 30" x 45"
    • Clingy
      Clingy
      Steel, Paper, Plastic, Foam | 24" x 30" x 45"
    • Clingy
      Clingy
      Steel, Paper, Plastic, Foam | 24" x 30" x 45"
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    • Currents

    I've struggled with depression my entire life. Sometimes I'm sinking, sometimes I break the surface. No matter what, I'm always within the current.
    • Currents
      Currents
      Aqua Resin, Urethane Resin, Steel, Wood, Acrylic | 36" x 36" x 60"
    • Currents
      Currents
      Aqua Resin, Urethane Resin, Steel, Wood, Acrylic | 36" x 36" x 60"
    • Currents
      Currents
      Aqua Resin, Urethane Resin, Steel, Wood, Acrylic | 36" x 36" x 60"
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    • And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died

    I met a beautiful man on Grindr. I asked him if he would like to model for a sculpture and he said yes. We exchanged contact information but I never got a hold of him. Several weeks later, I was watching porn when the beautiful man appeared. I had been talking to the porn star, Colby Keller. Watching more of his films, I became fascinated. It wasn't but 10 minutes later, while walking to a friends house, that I passed Colby on the Street. I remember our eyes meeting. It was in that moment my fantasy died.
    • And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      Colby Keller, www.kickstarter.com, Donors, Plastic, Foam, Steel, Acrylic | 20' x 36" x 45"
    • And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      Colby Keller, www.kickstarter.com, Donors, Plastic, Foam, Steel, Acrylic | 20' x 36" x 45"
    • And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      Colby Keller, www.kickstarter.com, Donors, Plastic, Foam, Steel, Acrylic | 20' x 36" x 45"
    • And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      Colby Keller, www.kickstarter.com, Donors, Plastic, Foam, Steel, Acrylic | 20' x 36" x 45"
    • And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      And then I saw Colby on the Street and my fantasy died
      Colby Keller, www.kickstarter.com, Donors, Plastic, Foam, Steel, Acrylic | 20' x 36" x 45"
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