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"As a sculptor, I am interested in the element of wonder. I want the thought process to momentarily stop, and invite infinite wisdom to help with the experience.

I strive for technical excellence, but inspiration always comes first. I produce sculptures that have iconic values, such as sacred symbols, shields, tools, ancient keys and utensils. All of these images invoke and trigger intuitive curiosity and past memories. The Illuminated Shields and Illuminated Bamboo series developed from my work with neon. I was looking for 'containers' to hold the light." Courtesy of Roy Forest on MOLI.

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