Linda Lenz
"We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." Anais Nin
The ultimate transformation. A celebration of the inevitable breakdown of the organism and the glorious return to its origin.
Beauty never dies. It calls out again and again to be reborn. Our Metamorphosis.
One-of-a-kind, original mosaic art pieces. Art glass, dichroic glass, fossils, copper, brass, silver and found objects.
Killer Queen
Small sculpture on wood pedestal. Goliath beetle form adorned with dichroic glass, tin and pounded brass wings, copper and metal beads.
Someone to Watch Over Me
Wall art. Mosaic art glass, dichroic glass, small antique skull (circa 1930's) with embellishment mounted on mosaic back drop (long and narrow to hang).
Road Less Traveled
The story is told that in the late 1800's, Paris prostitutes would walk to work at dance halls like Moulin Rouge, frequented by artist Toulouse-Lautrec. Their route would take them through the meat district where blood from the slaughter houses would flow into the streets, bloodying the bottom of their shoes and staining them red.
Mosaic shoe molds. Sterling silver bezel, copper brass, stainless steel, art glass, glass beads, antique rhinestones, dichroic glass, found objects and fossils on old shoemaker molds. (Red mirror mosaic soles)
