Hands that play

Poker Series-"All In" This piece is about the expression our hands have, even when we exhibit a poker face. This pile of poker chips and the act of shoving all of them at the same time is a common pose that poker players use for their current bet. Bronze, '2014 13"w x 8"l x 8"t

Poker Series-"The Tap" This piece is about the expression our hands have, even when we exhibit a poker face. This tap is a common pose that poker players use to communicate that the current cards they hold is where they want to remain for the current bet. Bronze, '2014 10"w x 8"l x 8"t3

Poker Series-"The Tap" This piece is about the expression our hands have, even when we exhibit a poker face. This tap is a common pose that poker players use to communicate that the current cards they hold is where they want to remain for the current bet. Bronze, '2014 10"w x 8"l x 8"t4

Poker Series-"The Tap" This piece is about the expression our hands have, even when we exhibit a poker face. This tap is a common pose that poker players use to communicate that the current cards they hold is where they want to remain for the current bet. Bronze, '2014 10"w x 8"l x 8"t5

Poker Series-"The Tap" This piece is about the expression our hands have, even when we exhibit a poker face. This tap is a common pose that poker players use to communicate that the current cards they hold is where they want to remain for the current bet. Bronze, '2014 10"w x 8"l x 8"t6

Poker Series-"The Tap" This piece is about the expression our hands have, even when we exhibit a poker face. This tap is a common pose that poker players use to communicate that the current cards they hold is where they want to remain for the current bet. Bronze, '2014 10"w x 8"l x 8"t7

Poker Series-"The Ponder" This piece is about the expression our hands have, even when we exhibit a poker face. This ponder is a commonly used manner of moving the chips up and about the fingers that poker players use to determine their next move. Bronze, '2014 10"w x 8"l x 8"3

Poker Series-"The Peek" This piece is about the expression our hands have, even when we exhibit a poker face. This peek is a common pose that poker players use to determine their next move. Bronze, '2014 10"w x 14"l x 8"t2

"Yoga" I have always found yoga to not only be a good exercise, but I found it to be fun, playful and serene. My yoga instructor kept me on task by keeping the class light and cheerful and it became my addition to finally try to be healthy Bronze '2015 6"w x 12"h

"Cats Cradle" This sculpture represents the hands when they are active within the game called "Cats Cradle". Its a game that is probably going to be long and lost with the era of digital entertainment, but it was active with many a youth prior to that era. Aluminum '2015 12"w x 12"l x 12"t2

"Cats Cradle" next to Cats Cradle Painting" This piece is even more playful in front of the clients Painting called Cats Cradle. The presentation by the client is awesome. Aluminum '2015 12"w x 12"l x 12"t

"The Pinky Shake" Prior to the Pandemic, many youthful persons used this handshake that meant promises by friends and I found it humorous. But even though the young at heart use it I found it slowly making its way to the older generation. Bronze '2016 12"w x 12"H

"Wait Stop" This piece was created for a show in Los Angeles, and it attracted visitors because its kinetic and waves back-n-forth to capture your attention Aluminum metal, fabric glove filled with plaster, '2016 8" w x 18" h

"Rock, Paper, Scissors" This sculpture is a child's game, that will probably become non-existent with the digital era. It was played by two persons making their hands simultaneously imitating one of the poses, and indicating one power over the other by the choice of pose the person takes. Alabaster, Paper sculpture and Aluminum, '2015 8"w x 8"l x 36"t

Shadow Play-"Duck Duck Goose" This piece is how to entertain a small person with hand shadows and animation. Its amazing how many ways the hands can be shaped to symbolize different animals in shadow are Bronze '2015 5"w x 8" tall

"The Piano Player" This piece is a sample of a pose done by pianists when they are playing the instrument. Many times the accomplished musician can stretch their fingers in really wide spans when the music calls for it. Thats why many pianists have such long fingers. I love to watch them play Bronze '2015 12"w x 12"h

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Hands that play

Hands that work

Hands that play

Hands that love

Hands that eat and drink

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