Wooden Stones
These sculptures use nature and the death of living material to represent that which never had life. Or, to put it another way, the work illustrates the granting of life, via death, to an object which was denied it from its beginning. In such a case, neither form is fully complete, with both stone and wood occupying equal opposites of existence. Wood has lost the life it once possessed, while stone is symbolically granted the life it never had. Together, they merge into one form through the giving of life from the donor, which is shared with the receiver.
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These have flat bottom sides to allow for wall mounting.