Friday, May 20, 2011

Cave of Forgotten Dreams

I do this...


And this...


And this...

Because of this...

Thank you John for the "clay canvas" you provided me to play upon. (I can't throw like John does so I am grateful for the collaboration!) And thank you Werner Herzog for an inspiring documentary on the masterpieces painted on the walls of Chauvet. I only wish there was a theater in Charlotte that would consider this film meaningful enough to show it in 3-D.

10 comments:

Linda Starr said...

This work is spectacular, love, love it. congrats to you.

Becky said...

Linda, thank you. But the credit really goes to John. He threw the pots and let me play with the surface design.
Those cave artists (32,000 years go) had it goin' on!

Linda Starr said...

Well I meant to mention John too, but it was tre late last night, they are wonderful, you both did a great job, art from the eons for sure.

becky said...

The surface treatment on these pots is amazing!! Thanks for the tip on the film- must see it in it's entirety!

Max said...

Becky, truly spectacular! This is to me the best surface art to date for you. And to John for sharing the art.

ang design said...

mmmmmm gorgeous surfaces!!

jbf said...

All I did was give you a hunk of dirt in a round shape. You made it art.

Joe Troncale said...

Great surfaces...I'd like to see them in 3-D...

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