Belle
Belle is a magic girl. She does almost nothing. But if you take her mallet, you can chime the hour. Or minute. Made of wood and metal (soup ladle, bolts, aircraft grade aluminum). What is aircraft grade aluminum? This would…
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Olo Manifestation 15
Manifestation 15 is one of Olo’s many changes. This sculpture is a robot prototype for my opera “Olo”. This sculpture would make a nice gift for: People who like talking dogs Werewolves Other trans-dimensional beings Materials: Medium: Metal, Wood Height:…
Hellbendr South
The Hellbender is a sculpture prototype of a dancing robot for my opera: Hellbendr. This darned hellbender is a manifestation of Olo in this dimension—a stripey object of affection for a sister in love, an exboyfriend with whom you are…
Olo Manifestation 16
Olo Manifestation 16 is a fantasy sculpture. She arrives in this world to bring joy to the owner. Recommended as a gift for bachelors, prima donnas, and in-laws. She is a prototype for a dancing robot in my upcoming opera:…
Happy Lieutenant
The Happy Lieutenant is a sculpture prototype of a dancing robot for my opera: Olo. He is a bit of a drunk (thus the lampshade). He’s made of wood, metal, a beer tab medal, a small wrench, and synthetic paper.…
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Pen/Ink
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Pen/Ink
OLO—Act3 Scene4 Facet5
The 2017 Piedmont Virginia Community College annual exhibit “Let There Be Light” included my sculpture: OLO—Act3 Scene4 Facet5. Description: Olo has lobed from 3 to 4 elements, passing from invisible to visible (to our eyes). Chuzz Cloud Warriors and…
OLO: 50 Foot Soprano
The 2018 Piedmont Virginia Community College annual exhibit “Let There Be Light” included my sculpture OLO: 50 Foot Soprano. From the program materials: Description: OLO: 50 Foot Soprano is the first part of Mark Edwards’ (Artist) new opera, which introduces…
Organumunagro Firma
Public installation of my favorite ratio 3:4 (3 faces, 4 lobes). I fell in love with this shape and find I can use it as a primary object, as decorative object, and as a suface treatment. Observers often see it…