Art
Desert in Decay Sculpture "Lilibelle" - approx. 5' long
- Item Number
- 235
- Estimated Value
- 700 USD
- Sold
- 150 USD to pk5275f16
- Number of Bids
- 1 - Bid History
Item Description
From the artist: "this piece is named 'Lilibelle' and is fashioned from saguaro boots, agave blades, and cholla skeleton. I was walking my dog in the desert when that idea to start making art with this material came to me, so I named this one after Lili."
When I first moved to Tucson, the desert was entirely new to me. It seemed utterly alien in many ways. I recall describing it as hostile and vampiric at first, but over time, came to appreciate how subtle it’s beauty was. I realized how fleeting and transitional this seemingly solemn and timeless environment could be. This notion seemed paradoxical to me and it is these contrast that I celebrate and try to capture with my art. I have found a continuing beauty in the decay of the desert, and through my reinterpretations of form and purpose, I hope to give it a chance to live again.
- David Craig
Item Special Note
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