“Ignominious” refers to a verse from the Bible, Samuel 17:23: “…though he died an ignominious death”. This sculpture was featured in the Phoenix, Arizona play called Cry Tiger, a play about the life of a sculptor. My pieces were used as the work of the sculptor. This sculpture, “Ignominious”, appeared near the end of the play as the sculptor’s magnum opus. I was happy with the way they displayed it and the way it was lit on stage did make it look spectacular.
Year completed: 2009
Material: Hydrostone
Dimensions: 17 inches high, 26 inches wide, 11 inches deep
Availability: available in bronze upon request, enquire for details
The human form is my subject and I use it to present my thoughts, my dreams. Themes that I like are anything that enobles man and messages that bring hope, or a renewal and an appreciation of life itself.
One of my dreams is to travel the world, sculpting all different cultures in their natural surroundings capturing the uniqueness and beauty of the human form.
I have created many sculptures and hope to create many, many more.