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Name: Portals I (The Thoughts You Don’t See, But Know Are There). NOT ACTIVE
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Name: Portals I (The Thoughts You Don’t See, But Know Are There) ACTIVE
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Name:Amoeb’ob Clay, LED (not active)
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Name:Amoeb’ob Clay, LED. ACTIVE
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Name: Title 02
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Name: Emotional Hygene.2020
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Name: Amoe’baby (not active)
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Name: Amoe’baby ACTIVE
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Name: GttnTKnwYrslfsHrd
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Name:Digital Canvas 2022.
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Name:Title 07
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Name: Squeeze Sculpture (aka Stress Sculpture) not ACTIVE
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Squeeze Sculpture (aka Stress Sculpture)
The Squeezeable sculpture features 25 pounds of vibrant clay encased in a white clay exterior, inviting the audience to grasp and explore its ‘gobstopper’ effect. This interactive piece draws inspiration from the iconic stress ball, highlighting how joy can emerge from stressful moments when we embrace creativity and process. Standing seven feet tall, the sculpture was showcased in Almost Real Things Gallery’s “Touch The Art” exhibition in 2024, attracting over 400 visitors, including students from the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. The accompanying images capture the transformation of the sculpture before and after the exhibition.
Name: Squeeze Sculpture (aka Stress Sculpture). ACTIVE
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Squeeze Sculpture (aka Stress Sculpture)
The Squeezeable sculpture features 25 pounds of vibrant clay encased in a white clay exterior, inviting the audience to grasp and explore its ‘gobstopper’ effect. This interactive piece draws inspiration from the iconic stress ball, highlighting how joy can emerge from stressful moments when we embrace creativity and process. Standing seven feet tall, the sculpture was showcased in Almost Real Things Gallery’s “Touch The Art” exhibition in 2024, attracting over 400 visitors, including students from the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. The accompanying images capture the transformation of the sculpture before and after the exhibition.
Name:Consumable Canvas I. 2024
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Consumable Canvas
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. Almost Real Things Gallery. 2024.
This piece is composed of 27 vibrant colors of never-dry clay, inviting contemplation on the permanence of art. What defines an artwork's lifespan? Does its true value lie in preserving the untouched, finished object or in the moments it is experienced and engaged with?
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Exhibit coordinator
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. 12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else.
MISC | Unused
Name: title 11
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Title11
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 12
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Title12
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 13
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section[data-section-id="66a2adc4cdae803c64cf2020"]
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Title13
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 14
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section[data-section-id="66a2af23ebb80e528ef87d91"]
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Title14
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else. Name: title 15
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section[data-section-id="66a4145ffabcf91f24b5a526"]
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Title15
12" x 14" Plasticine Clay. "Destroy the Boys" is a 'painting on canvas' created by destroying "a boy" what appears to be a boy with an identity, is like all things, merely a medium that will soon become something else.