Side 2, Tide Keeper Forest Edge, shell, driftwood, acrylic, w. screws. on antique chime clock, new insert& batt.
driftwood, and found objects on working clocks.
34" x 14" x 8"
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driftwood, and found objects on working clocks.
34" x 14" x 8"
Sold
Ode To the Tide Keeper Clock
" Tides ebb and flow.
In wintertime the tides are high.
In summertime the tides are low What washed ashore will go."
Here the geometric shape of the clock, clock-face and pendulum window are contrasted beautifully with the twisted linear movement of the natural branches brought in from the beach. The top piece has a peg in it so that it will not fall, but can be easily removed for shipping. The bottom has an artist paint-brush a kind of clue to the artist who made the piece myself! A few beautiful shells add additional texture.
I have used enamel paint and rubber spray for the branches so they seem to be going through a metamorphosis. Now is the time to be aware, and take care to protect our seas. I believe in a poetic way there is even more emphasis to the meaning of the Tide Keeper Clock