Damian Aquiles: Art with Found Paint Cans & Hand-chiseled Letters
January 10, 2009 by Peggy Rowland
Filed under Home & Living
Work by Damian Aquiles will be included in the upcoming group show “Just What Are They Saying” (with a focus on art that includes words or letters) at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery in New Orleans, January 17 – February 28, 2009.
Missing Letters (below) will be featured, and the other art displayed in this post may be found online at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery.
From Damian’s artist statement:
“I like to work with used materials, for the concentrated energy that emanates from them, they have a lot of light. I don’t work with trash, but with last life.”
Damian Aquiles, Missing Words
Hand-chiseled welded letters
Damian Aquiles, Palabras …read more
Metal Sculptures from Edouard Martinet
May 30, 2008 by Peggy Rowland
Filed under Home & Living
Je suis très heureux de présenter cet artiste. (I’m very happy to introduce this artist.)
Edouard Martinet has been working in Brittany France for several years, and he’s shown his work around France and abroad.
Working with found materials from junk yards and brocantes (flea markets), Edouard assembles his pieces without welding. As you look at his sculptures, try to imagine all their individual parts that have now been given new life.
Mante religeuse
Autruche
Grenouille
This is from the work-in-progress section. I’m guessing it will be called Araignée.
To see more of Edouard’s sculptures, visit his website.
All images are via Edouard Martinet Sculptures. Used with permission.




