IN the MAKING of "NOT YET TIME
Left: Woman Waving, Oil & Plaster of Paris on wood (1960)
Right: Clock case with My Grandfather's carving (1950) and part of my Woman Waving.
My Very Upright Piano is Visually Tuned
Top view close up of piano and organ parts
Piano and organ parts are
encased in 200 year old wood
taken from a door found in
New Bedford, Massachusetts
Electric organ component can be played.
Bottom View with playable organ keys, piano pedals and stool.
"Be Flat Piano" Configures in several ways
2-IN-1: SECKINGER'S GUITAR & THE RESONATOR
"BABY GRAND GUITAR", Assemblage 24" x 31" x 3"
Edison's Prototype Guitar" 28" x 41.5"
Constructionism with found & created objects
"Everything new ends up in an attic" (36" x 72")
This large assemblage began with the $10 junk store purchase of matching youth chairs. The artwork consists of two wood panels showing the birth of a chair transitioning into its future. The chair begins as a pile of white parts and doesn't gain its life-intended color until it is complete and had moved from the left hand panel into an attic. The computer-generated poster of the young girl was created using an early 1900s photo. The small framed photo is of the artist's mother.
Fund objects include a child's chair
Constructionism with found & created objects
Mozart didn't play the guitar so we gave him some piano keys and found objects in this assemblage
This work is composed of guitar parts, piano and electronic elements with half of an electric motor housing added. The assembly is mounted on a wood panel that is wrapped with a computer-generated, digital art poster montage of sheet musi
Acoustic guitar sculpture with found objects mounted on digital art poster
Making "MOZART'S GUITAR"
