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Equipean 14

Terra Cotta, Terra Sigillata

Equipean 13

21" x 5" x 5"

terra cotta, terra sigillata, slips

2020

Equipean 12

21" x 5" x 5"

terra Cotta, terra sigillata, slips

2020

Il Sogno Mio

16" x 16" x 5"

Italian travertine

18k gold leaf

2018

“My Dream” horse and rider carved travertine sculpture with applied 18k gold leaf.  This piece is symbolic of my connection to horses and the journey of life.

Aspetta

16" x 16" x 5"

Italian travertine scabus

2006

Since moving my studio to a working ranch with livestock and horses I have been able to work with natural horsemanship. This piece translated means  “Wait”, was inspired by building a relationship with the horse to be still and wait, calmly, allowing the next move to come from the riders intention, first a thought, then an action.  The horses head is turned in a gesture as if she is listening.

 

 

Cavaliere Noci

17" x 18" x 5"

Italian travertine noci

2004

This piece is part of the series “Passages”.  The  rider on a pilgrimage passing over the bride which is my symbol of Journey or Passage.

Dignita

Dignita’

24" x 24" x 15"

Italian travertine classico
2013

This piece is a tribute to mares and their dignity, ethereal but connected to the earth.

Horse Tower I

43" x 16" x 8"

Travertine noci and travertine scabus 

2010

Towers are a common architectural element in Italy.  They date back centuries in cities and villages where they were used to protect from invaders or to ring bells on church towers to summon the worshipers.  These pieces were my attempt to use an architectural form for the base of the sculpture and invent something other than a flat base.  

Il Ponte Vecchio

22" x 21" x 6"

 

Italian travertine noci

This horse sculpture on a bridge is a symbol of a passage or  journey.  This series is inspired by riding by horseback in Italy and Ireland on many of the old trails traveled by pelligrini.  Many people made these pilgrimages  mostly on foot, throughout Europe  for a spiritual awakening of the soul.

2013

Horse Tower II

43" x 16" x 8"

Travertine noci and travertine scabus 

2010

Towers are a common architectural element in Italy.  They date back centuries in cities and villages where they were used to protect from invaders or to ring bells on church towers to summon the worshipers.  These pieces were my attempt to use an architectural form for the base of the sculpture and invent something other than a flat base.