Life SIze Bronze Figurative Sculpture
This sculpture is a one of a kind piece. It has won awards and has been in galleries in NYC, Palm Beach, FL, Aiken, SC, and Richland, WA. The sculpture is a rendering of the struggle women have in employment or simply everyday life. Regardless of her tasks, she continues to be self-driven, however vulnerable.
The figure is stripped away of everything, except fragments of a driving bridle. It is a visual interpretation of the perseverance needed to be self-driven. The concept is as simple as that. Nuances of the sculptor's intensity include the rein placement on the lowest, most controlling section of the bit she clenches to. The protective crossed arm implies the tentative insecurity. The driving bridle's blinders affirm her self guided direction. The concept was never intended to be categorized as erotic art and it has not been labeled as such by women who relate to it.
Tags: Bronze sculpture, figurative sculpture, driving harness, life size bronze figure
