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Download Ancient coin, Bronze copper, 2’’x2’’ (560 KB)

Download Scooter, brass copper steel, 3’’x2’’ (545 KB)

Download Handmade Lighter, brass steel, 3’’x4’’ (284 KB)

Download Copper Pliers, Copper, 1''x2'' (641 KB)

Academic Level at Time of Creation

Senior

Date of Creation

12-10-2025

Artist Statement

I create artwork with physical durability and timeless conceptual ideas in order to leave behind a tangible legacy, or something permanent, in a world that is constantly changing. In this art form, I make functional artwork that is detailed with visible craftsmanship as well as a resiliant construction. I am truly fascinated with exploring how I can make art in a way that not only looks good but can be used and appreciated. Working with metal allows for a stronger medium and longer lasting material while also attributing to its longevity of life. Creating an object that can be passed down from generation to generation gains not only sentimental value but an appreciation for the craft and a feeling of the object's permanence and worth.

Artist inspiration

1- Seth Gould- | Metalwerx I take great inspiration from this artist because he not only makes tools but he makes the tools extremely detailed through blacksmithing and metal work. He specializes in making jewelry saws and usually you can buy these saws for no more than $25, but he is making these simple tools into art pieces themselves. He uses craftsmanship in every tool made. I love his work and appreciate this artist as a whole.

2- Nash Quinn- Nash Quinn — SNAG//SPACE I take even more inspiration from this artist's use of mechanisms. His use of hinges and all around craftsmanship when making mechanical rings and even containers is unmatched. His attention to detail really shows when he completes his artwork and explains how the mechanism works he designed and created.

Advisor/Mentor

Rebecca Williams (Advisor); Jeanna Beaver (Mentor)

Description

Metal Work

Photo Credit

Luke Medley

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