Rings
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This two-finger ‘Orange Bowl’ ring combines elements from previous art
pieces Peeling Skin, 2006, and Life on the Inside, 2009. Composed of a
small hand-smithed and textured copper bowl, brass rod and tubing,
dehydrated clementine peels, and epoxy resin, this sculptural ring presents
symbolism from its predecessors in a comfortably wearable form, size 6.5.
$135.00
Grab the brass ring! Made entirely of brass, this ring stacks two shiny discs atop
one another, separated by tubing. The ring shank, size 7.25, is made of brass
rod.
$45.00
As a child, I was frightened by Shel Silverstein’s poem "Thumb Face" and its
accompanying illustration, which depicted a laughing face on a child's thumb.
Nonetheless, this fear never deterred me from wearing eyeballs on my fingers
later in life.
The ring face is copper (cut out, puffed, and planished by me), set with a small
glass eye and backed with yellow polymer clay. The shank and “pegs” holding the
eye up are made of brass rod. The ring shank is a size 8.25.
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