Fonda Sculpture

The Story of Fonda: Fonda dresses as a faun – half human, half goat-and dances as well as plays the flute between trapeze acts. She wears horns made of driftwood tipped in silver for protection, she aspires to be a high flyer one day. She’s skimmed in tones of blues and greens, further emphasizing her otherworldly nature. Her hand touches her face because a little girl in the audience laughed at her taunting -“girls are princesses, not goats”. She wears a ring which her mother gave her before she died of tuberculosis. That’s actually how Fonda became an orphan; her mother died and her father, a sailor, was nowhere to be found and unable to be reached. The circus sounded like a suitable family replacement in the short term, that was 10 years ago. Fonda paints a star around her eye when she performs in honor of her father- the sailor who would circumnavigate by the use of the constellations. She has a red nose because the clowns have adopted her into their family. --- Fonda is a figurative sculptural portrait of a female faun, featuring horns made out of driftwood. Her hand is a sculpture mold of the artist's hand, draped in ribbon as it extends off the panel.

Sculpture:Resin on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:17 W x 19 H x 5.5 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.