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“Nightwind” I realized that as I have been doing more writing lately, I was sharing very little actual sculpture here. This is an early piece, “Nightwind”. To me, it’s about seeing the invisible. (Poplar on found wood ba
“When the Bowl Breaks” A Sawdust Bowl blog The poster child for The Sawdust Bowl blog is a beautiful bowl given to me by a wise teacher. If it ever breaks I plan to repair it in the manner of kintsugi, the Japanese art of using gold or s
The Sawdust Bowl blog Black Lives Matter For days I have struggled to find the words to express all that I am feeling, something that might actually improve the silence, not add noise or drown out meaningful voices. The perfect words still haven&rsq
The Willow Tree (The Sawdust Bowl blog) The willow tree is dead, and that’s for certain. It’s actually been dead for a while, but all last summer I kept hoping it just needed to rest. And while it looked just fine over the winter, bare l
Group photo from our Creative Department’s Spring Retreat
“To Serve and Protect” I created “To Serve and Protect” several years ago for a very special police officer. I share it today, on Peace Officer Memorial Day, in gratitude to all the noble officers who have died or have been d
The Sawdust Bowl blog “The Sacred Ache” I still remember the day. My mother told me the Russians wanted to kill us, I became afraid, and she said not to worry because our country had better tanks and bombs. I was 6 years old. The world w
My office today. I am grateful for the privilege of being able to sit under the trees to work on a Contemplative Writing course I am developing, based on themes expressed in some of my sculptures. It’s going a little slower than I hoped, but ma
Happy International Sculpture Day! Sculptors all over the world are encouraged to share a piece of their work, so I am sharing “Waterbone”. "Waterbone” is about story and mystery. Bone shapes fascinate me as natural sculptures.
The Sawdust Bowl blog “Exposed” is Still Speaking I created “Exposed” several years ago to address another social issue, but amid this pandemic it’s showing me that although suffering may have many causes, our expressio