The fellows are onto new beginnings. New art pieces are evolving on what seems like a daily basis. Rex is working on a very large sculpture. Zina is working on new techniques and ideas combining turned pieces with traditional Romanian carving. Adrien is beginning work on her new piece. Grant has begun carving on two new works that resemble Ginko leaves. Julia is carving a new piece as well.
Rex Kalehoff’ sketchbook (given to every fellow as a gift) full of drawings for new pieces. His wooden model is in foreground. Lots of other carvings in the background.
A detail of Rex Kalehoff’ 6′ high drawing.
The plasticine model used as the first step in Rex’ creative process – the wooden model.
Rex’ Carved pieces which will be used for some collaborative pieces with Zina Burloiu.
Rex Kalehoff’ beautiful carved wooden hands – approx. 2″ long.
Rex’s carved small heads. Approximately 3″ tall.
Zina Burloiu’ turned and carved work with very detailed, beautiful edge carving. Approx. 4″ x 4″.
Interesting Zina piece where design is going off the object.
More Rex Kalehoff carvings which will be used in collaborative pieces with Zina.
Grant Vaughan’s new pieces evolve from his plywood models.
Grant’s model with carved piece. Approx. 5″ W x 6″ L
The cut wooden piece ready for carving.
Grant’s creative process: Actual ginkgo leaf, paper model, beginning of carved piece.
Adrien Segal begins new work by drawing on her cut piece of wood.
Julia Harrison carves a new object for her new work.
