About Me
- chris miller
- I live life dangerously by ignoring the advice of Chuang Tzu: "Your life has a limit but knowledge has none. If you use what is limited to pursue what has no limit, you will be in danger". Badly spoiled by my wife, I spend mornings in sculpture studio, afternoons in record shop, evenings on the internet, weekends at the Palette and Chisel Academy and Art Institute of Chicago,
1 comment:
Very interesting style... very dynamic...
I specially like the concept of desired “incompletion” present in the majority of the pieces.
From a distance your sculptures look like iconic metaphors, but my desire for optimal figurative work, makes me almost wish they were “complete” in a classical style...
Just one question, what is the scale or actual size of this pieces? They seem very small, but normal clay is relentless in such detail...
Nemo Nanashi
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