1. Kolberg Studio For more information go to www.donaldkolberg.com

2. Angst 27x8x4 inches Masses associated with the traditional proportions of the figure are exploited in ways that blend the sculpture into planes that enhance the anatomical structure.

3. Coy 18x6x3 inches Because of the open mesh they are able to explore the underlying tension of muscles and movement in relation to the implied mass of the figure. Shadows created by these sculptures appear three dimensional, complementing the original structure of the art.

4. Meditation 24x26x9 Viewed together they are a dance of form and movement that has not been seen in traditional carving or modeling.

5. Steel Ribbons become an organic exploration into the abstraction of human form. The surface interacts with the positive and negative space created by the intersection of planes and texture forming lyrical adaptations of movement and volume. Reclining Woman She’s Leaving

6. Lovers 8 x13 inches These glass collage's use recovered Church stain glass to depict traditional subjects in modern terms