Copper Curls® Sculpture

09/26/2026

Ah yes. Faeries. The Tuatha de Danaan

🌫️ In Irish folklore, the ordinary world is never quite empty. There is always something just beyond the hedge or over the hill.

That is part of what gives Irish storytelling its atmosphere. Fields, streams and hills are never only landscape. They are places where memory, warning and wonder meet.



📸 Irish Roots

09/25/2026

Oh I like this. Perhaps I need to make a tree faerie in her colorful autumn foliage dress. Which tree should I choose?

It's the first day of fall! 🍁🍂 That means gorgeous shades of red, orange, and yellow are just around the corner. 👀

Save this guide to fall foliage when you are out leaf peeping, or even better, plant a tree so you can enjoy vibrant autumn colors for years to come. 🌳

09/25/2026

09/25/2026

Love the RHS and loved exhibiting with them at Chelsea and Hampton Court Flower Shows in London.

Apples are the RHS Wildlife Wonder Plant of the Month for September...

09/25/2026

Wish I could go though I have to say my favorite time there is High Rosetide when all the antique roses are blooming.

09/25/2026

An excellent choice for a landscaper if you are not too far from Delaware. You can see examples of their work every year at the Philadelphia Flower Show.

09/25/2026

Two new designs in my Little Girls series: the Little Girl Blowing a Dandelion and the Little Girl with a Book. They are both coming to the StJames Court Art Show next weekend Oct 2-4 in Louisville. This is the #3 Art and Design show in the country, and I am honored to be included. You’ll find my 12-foot tall copper gazebo at the top of the court CP14. The pieces are photographed at the Philadelphia Flower Show in Irwin Landscaping’s Apothecary’s Garden.

09/09/2026

This Leaf Root Goddess was one of my favorite designs for the Philadelphia Flower Show this year. She is about 26 inches tall and comes with a removable garden stake as well as a picture hanger hook on the back. She is shown in Irwin Landscaping's beautiful Apothecary's Garden designed for the Philadelphia Flower Show.

08/18/2026

Healing Creatures in the Ojibway culture

08/14/2026

This amazing 2008 contemporary sculpture by Maïmouna Guerresi
Italian-Senegalese, born 1951 is titled
“Supha.” It is
Resin, Lycra, & iron.

Maïmouna Patrizia Guerresi is a photographer, sculptor, and video and installation artist. In 1991, Guerresi converted to Islâm. This inspired a new direction in her work, raising recurring themes of multicultural symbolism and feminine spirituality.
“Supha” hangs from the ceiling, draped in fabric. The white outfit is reminiscent of Muslim Sufi mystics, who through meditation and trance enter into direct contact with the divine. The figure's closed eyes and floating position suggest spiritual introspection and detachment from worldly concerns. The work's title is a word coined by the artist and combines sufi, a practitioner of Muslim mysticism, and safa,
"purity" or "clarity" in Arabic.