Bound Figure

Each work or combine in the Bound Figure body of work contains a sculpted figure that has been wrapped or bound. It is a metaphor for all the things that we have been fated to or have chosen. They define place, time, gender, and our spiritual path. “Bound,” in this sense, is the product of education, experience, family, community, and culture. That binding to our environment and to all the things that make us who we are, is represented by the bound figure. Consistently present are three components: a representational, an abstract, and a sculptural element. They create a dialogue between destiny (the things we are bound to) and determinism (the expression of our freedom of choice). Each work is mixed media, primarily acrylic on wood panels, carved natural materials and found objects.
  • Bound to Our dream of the Pass

    Bound to Our dream of the Pass
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  • Bound to the Night Passage

    Bound to the Night Passage
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  • Did Adam and Eve had Belly Buttons?

    Did Adam and Eve had Belly Buttons?
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  • Free Will Bound

    Free Will Bound
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  • Green Leaf Pass

    Green Leaf Pass
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  • Lazarus

    Lazarus
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  • The Agony and the Effigy

    The Agony and the Effigy
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  • The Bound Artist Devours all the Blossoms in...

    The Bound Artist Devours all the Blossoms in...
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  • The Mysteries and the Myths

    The Mysteries and the Myths
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  • We are Bound to the Root of Jesse

    We are Bound to the Root of Jesse
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  • Weeping Like a Willow, Mourning Like a Dove

    Weeping Like a Willow, Mourning Like a Dove
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