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Sculpture Walk, July 21. Here are a few pictures of the Camp B sculpture display for your viewing pleasure. (Click pictures for larger view). For more information on Camp B, see NWSSA, the Northwest Stone Sculptors Association who hosts this and other fantastic stone sculpture symposiums.
Experiments mostly with granite and basalt, limestone and marble. Most pieces can be placed outdoors.
Smaller pieces (under 60 lbs.)
Larger pieces
The Basalt Split Dome piece in my gallery was done in collaboration with MJ Anderson my neighbor, good friend, and wonderful stone sculptor who is setting the pace for what I would call postmodernist italian sculpture.
You should also check out Patrick Costello's site, another neighbor and good friend who builds incredible stone walls reminiscent of the Mayan tradition and who also carves large scale figurative sculpture.
Here are four poems by Chucko. Truth as Old as Stone captures the very essence of the camp B experience and how we individualists become community. When you are ready for them, here are the others: Castle Built from Ruins, Untitled 1, and Untitled 2