United by a consistent theme of transformation, Valerie Hegarty’s paintings, sculptures, and installations evoke a state of change destroyed if only to be brought to life again. Using foam core, papier-mâché, inkjet prints, and wood, Hegarty has constructed fragile likenesses of historically significant works; her mutation and demolition of the canvases ultimately speaks to greater issues of death, rebirth, and metamorphosis. | Contemporary art, modern masterpieces and displays of ingenuity by t
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![Despite the cracks in the wood, the apparent decay, and the growth of moss, would you believe these aren’t pieces of lumber, but rather ceramics? Artist Christopher David White uses clay as his material in making deceptive sculptures that are simply mind-boggling. Works like ‘Asphyxia’ (the human head) and ‘Cycle of Decay’ (the wooden hand) […] @Jana Rawling Bronze Sculpture, Ceramic Sculptures, Tree Carving, Ceramic Artists](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/a0/00/1d/a0001dda342c324ea062c8c5cb8b828d--wood-sculpture-ceramic-sculptures.jpg)
