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"Internal Knot", translucent alabaster, 18" x 20" 1991 This sculpture is meant to show how difficult it is to reach down into oneself. |
"Bird in a Cage", black alabaster, 17" x 24", 1993 The bird says that many feeling are locked in. |
"Gliding (Little Bird)", white Vermont marble 8" x 13", 1969 My first sculpture. I had a stone. I did not know how to start. But I knew this stone would become a little bird. |
"Le Cigne Noir No. 6 (Bird with Beak in Chest)" Korean marble, 20" x 9" 1972 I became more daring. With the swan's beak down, he seems to be preening his feathers. |
"Fusion", alabaster, 13" x 42" 1975, photo George Sidney Depicts the warmth of togetherness |
"Gasping", travertine, 30" x 9", 1977 The first piece I made after my husband died. As I finished it, the stone filled the studio with an eerie cry. |
"Big Bird", Carrara marble, 34" x 21", 1980 I always admired pelicans, and the way they reach back to ruffle their feathers. |
"Infinity", translucent alabaster, 16" x 14", 1981 In my seventies I was far from losing the feeling that life is infinite. |
"Gregor Piatigorsky w/cello (Two Heads II)", Carrara marble, 19" x 17", 1988 I made this portrait of my husband before my second show. |
"Kiwi Bird", Carrara marble, 19" x 15", 1986 With his plump body and his long thin beak, this bird makes me smile. |
"Double Infinity", Carrara marble, 34" x 23", 1983 Took me two years to carve |
"Piercing (dagger)", orange alabaster, 16" x 15", 1992 My first attempt at growing more dynamic |
"Cactus", orange alabaster, 27" x 19", 1999 A more advanced step away from introspection and soft curves |
"Lightning", Carrara marble, 26" x 13", 1998 An attempt to express my feelings about the force and speed of lightning |
"Broken Circle", pink alabaster, 21" x 13", 2002 Symbolic of the time when I tore a muscle which, for a while, broke the circle of my activity |
"Proud Bird", pink alabaster, 8" x 13", 2002 Looks up, and reminds me that I am happy to have reached my ninetieth year |
photographs © Copyright 1998-2002 Gary Fisher, unless otherwise noted
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