CELEBRATION OF LIFE SERIES
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"Thou Art Woman "
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| Summer | Evermore |
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| Always | Forevermore |
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| As One | Beginnings |
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A mother, father, grandparent or simply a friend. A special look glows with joy as we gaze on the child — I feel the essence of life filling the room, entwining all of us forevermore with wonder. In creating these works I am infused with the celebration of new life.
Inspiration for my Olympic Piece
While I was creating my new "Artist Nostalgia" series, I was invited by the Olympic Committee in Beijing, China to participate in the 2008 Olympics Sculpture Competition.
At the time, I was reducing "As One" to a smaller size. The parents in "As One" are holding a newborn baby in the air in celebration of new life and all the potential it holds.
I was inspired by "As One" to create "Raising Tomorrow's Olympic Champions," wherein younger parents are holding a 4-year-old. I envisioned this monumental piece becoming an interactive sculpture, surrounded by Olympic rings that children would play on. My hope in this vision is that it encourages children to honor their parents, reminds parents to uplift their children and reinforces the power of Olympic dreams. Those dreams can be about achieving excellence in sports, or becoming a great teacher, writer, poet, artist or parent. The dream is as individual as is the dreamer.
This piece was selected by the jurors as a finalist in the 2008 Olympics Sculpture Competition.









