New Work in a ANOTHER new medium ...Carved Scavenged Wood.

(Maybe I should call myself woodchip girl instead.)

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This picture was taken around sunset on installation day, May 29 2007.

Alicia 's 2007 EcoArts piece called "Daphne" is now installed in Middletown County Park as part of

Lake County EcoArts Sculpture Walk 2007.

The Opening Reception is Sunday , June 10 2007 from 11am- 3 pm

Please come! Don't forget to wear sensible shoes...

She is carved from various Pacific Willow stumps with California Oak branches for the arms,

(more pictures of "Daphne"will be loaded soon)

COME SEE THIS PIECE AND OVER 30 OTHER SCULPTURES

at the 2007 Lake County Eco Arts Sculpture Walk

on the main trail of the Middletown County Park on Dry Creek Cut Off road in Middletown, Lake County, California

The 2007 EcoArts Sculpture Walk is on display from Late May through Late October 2007

and may be viewed anytime during daylight hours.

"Lake County Landscape" was part of last year's

Lake County EcoArts Sculpture Walk 2006.

It is perforated, expanded sheet steel, wood and paint. It is now available for sale

From the front this sculpture looks like a traditional painted landscape but it is actually a diorama of translucent painted steel perforated or expanded metal panels and solid sheet metal pieces. The water panels have shiny reflective metal areas.

The 3-quarter view shows the 3 dimensional sculptural qualities.

The side view shows the complicated base designed by Karl Giovacchini,at www.artofact.com

My longtime friend and fellow 2006 EcoArtist, Karl Giovacchini was my technical assistant on this sculpture, creating a base that both adjusts and disassembles . Thanks to this design, I can now assemble carry and transport the sculpture myself, without special equipment or extra help.

A view from afar