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Melanie Cooper Pennington
My early work was focused on traditional anatomical figure studies and has proven invaluable as a resource for elicting identifiability and emotion from abstracted biomorphic forms. In these studies I learned to observe the minutia of what makes an individual unique in their physical makeup and their personal gestures.
My recent work still relies on my use of the body: by using figurative gestures in abstracted forms I am able to ground my forms in the human experience.
(2003-2011)
Job 2011
33" x 12" x 9"
Job 2011
Job 2011
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Bronze, walnut - 10" h x 9"l
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Bronze, walnut - 10" h x 9"l
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Offering
bronze ash
Offering
bronze, ash
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bronze, ash
Offering
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Sow - detail
Joshua
bronze, steel
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Joshua
bronze, steel
Fallen, a memorial
bronze, steel
Fallen, a memorial
bronze, steel
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bronze, oak
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bronze, oak
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