Odyssey Sculpture Series

Untitled – David De Cesaris

“Two Blues and a Red” by George Sugarman. Painted steel. An exploration of the power of color.

Castaway – John Habela Wood. One piece 7-foot carved figure that has been abandoned, drifting, broken.

Dodge – Eric Stephenson Stainless steel and concrete. Suggests the choreographed movements of dancers and elaborate series of motions to avoid threat.

A Green Field – George Sugarman Painted aluminum. A multi-colored work composed of two separate sections of cutouts; abstract representations of the outdoors.

“Haints + History” by Preston Jackson. Stainless steel and bronze. Presents a lesson about the hardships of several immigrant groups.

Heraldic Taunt – Terrence Karpowicz Steel, concrete, stones. A commentary on NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Act.

Into Thy Hands – Janet Austin Welded steel, blown glass and glass mosaic, concrete. Though humans hold dominion over nature’ s creatures, we bear responsibility for shepherding them.

La Metal Carnival – Oakley Gregory Steel and paint. Welded and air-filled pieces create an as yet unresolved geometry, resembling vibrant Japanese origami and a jack-in-the-box.

Light Time – Jessica Swift Cut glass. Journeys through the passage of time.

“Running Arch” by John Adduci. Brushed aluminum. The arch resembles a Roman arch of triumph “on the run,” truckin’.

The Underwater Guy – Matthew Berg Painted steel, aluminum and copper. An homage to the immense power of weather systems and climate change.

Sentinel – Rob Lorenson Steel and bronze. Contrasting industrial processes with natural patterns and textures energize the surface of this provocative piece. Sentinel is a guardian.