"Wheel for Lilith," 7' x 7' x 5', Welded Metal, Cast Bronze, and Cast Iron
"Wheel for Lilith" won Second Place at a Montgomery Art Guild Museum Exhibition.
This sculpture is now in the collection of the Gadsden, AL Cultural Arts Center.
Synthesis - Minimalism with Expression (Non-objective Paintings).
I earned a BA in Spanish and Business from University of Southern Mississippi in 1961, a BA in Art from University of Montevallo in 1982, andI a BFA in Sculpture at the University of Alabama in 2004. I started painting seriously in 2004, and my concerns in painting are the same as they were in sculpture. I start with a minimal look, and then tweak it to provide expression. Rothko and Anish Kapoor have influenced my work. I am using color as expression. Many of my canvases are 3D; I like to respond to an actual shape (other than a flat canvas) with paint.
My earlier works are sculptures, although I continue to be interested in making models for monumental sculptures. Click on older dates under Archives to access the images. They include "Red Tide," a monumental sculpture on the campus of UAB (University of Alabama at Birmingham), Birmingham, AL.
My email address is: hopkins.martha@att.net