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Linkpink granite and bronze 21” x 11” x 6”2015
Image courtesy of David Kadlec
Image courtesy of David Kadlec
Commanding Willstoneware clay12.5” x 8” x 4”2021
Image courtesy of the artist
Image courtesy of the artist
Core Sediment stoneware clay 13” x 17” x 16” 2020
Image courtesy of the artist
Image courtesy of the artist
Green Wish stone and bronze 11” x 13” x 7” 2013
Image courtesy of Kevin Montague
Image courtesy of Kevin Montague
Big Musicstoneware clay 45” x2 7” x 22” 2013
Image courtesy of Kevin Montague
Image courtesy of Kevin Montague
Swift Messengerbasalt and bronze12” x 11” x 8”2012
Image courtesy of the artist
Image courtesy of the artist
Robert Pulley
Grew up in the American Midwest where frequent solitary walks in the woods, along the creeks and rivers of rural Indiana etched strong impressions into his memory of the varied forms, colors and textures. Evidence of the effects of time were everywhere in the rock strata, glacial till, and aboriginal artifacts. Pulley found a sense of wonder that embraced mysteries of nature, of change and of time.
In my creative process Pulley says "there is always a time of free improvisation using easily manipulated materials on a small scale. The materials may have qualities of a found object, chance forms that must be reacted to, much as a jazz musician riffs off a casual theme. The resulting models are very crude, casual and many. A chosen few undergo editing, refinement and transformation as they are built into full size sculptures."
In addition to being a featured artist with Glass Breakfast you can find Pulley's work at robertpulley.com.
Interview also available on Indiana-focused streaming platform hoodox.tv
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