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Standing Buddha Series; Cowboys on the Mesa Collage - Limited Edition of 25

Norman Sherfield

United States

Collage, Photo on Paper

Size: 8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

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About The Artwork

Buddha is everywhere, from a series that I will be posting more of, I got this Standing Buddha at an auction, no one wanted the poor headless Buddha and so he arrived at my house and not he travels in the early metaverse, spreading his view of the world and that cannot be bad. This is for all the cowboys and indians on the mesa, chill out. I love being able to save what would have otherwise gone to the dump but now lives in my studio and brings me much entertainment finding out what Buddha has to show me when we hang out together!!!

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Collage:Photo on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:25

Size:8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

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I make textile sculptures using waxed linen and found objects. I create small sculptures using a basketry technique known as knotting. It is a simple overhand knot which is knotted around a core of waxed linen threads. With variations of this simple knot, which is repeated over and over, I am able to create a variety of shapes, textures and color patterning. The simplicity of the basic knot, combined with the repetitive nature of knotting, is meditative and allows me to immerse myself in the work. As each knot is tied, it is as though a pulse is added to the form, as though I am breathing life into the weave. The sculptures grow as I work on them, forming baskets or containers of potential life in symbolic form.Two major influences running through my work are that of biological science and the automatism of surrealism. Natural biological form is alluring and fascinating to me, and defines the basis for my exploration of form. Building on the forms of the natural world, I combine instinctual and imaginative impulses with dream imagery to explore the boundaries where mind and nature meet. I feel my work is most successful when the viewer finds understanding of the piece in being intrigued with the unknowable. The content of the work is for the viewer to contemplate and complete, only becoming whole with the intellectual and spiritual contribution of the viewer.I used found objects, both natural and man-made as the beginning point for my knotted sculptures. I like to use stones which sometimes are removed from the finished sculpture and sometimes left as part of the sculpture. I also find plastic toys and dismantle them to use the parts in my sculptures. I like the idea of having a reference to the stone or toy objects and what they mean to enhance the meaning of the final sculpture.

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