Artist Eric David Laxman sculpts substantial and elegant pieces. His chosen materials are metal and stone. He takes those raw composites and energetically transforms them into something at once very real and highly conceptual.

Harry Leaf was born in the Chicago area and moved to San Francisco in 1985 where despite the fact that art was always his calling he earned a law degree.  Upon completion of the law degree in 1989 he immediately asked himself ”what was I thinking?” and became a painter and sculptor.

I live and work in Springfield, PA and being an avid gardener, it seems natural that I gravitated toward creating whimsical sculptures for the garden I spend so much of my free time in.  I value the process of finding objects, listening to their story and reincarnating them into the creatures they will become.  Nature is a profound source of inspiration to me and my work.  I am especially inspired by the wonderful rhythm and lines of trees and their branches - they are purposeful with the space they take up.

Camille has been immersed in art, horticulture, and the craft of blacksmithing virtually her entire life.  She takes pride in having been able to weave these passions together to make a living.  As a child she was a helper and apprentice in her father, Greg Leavitt’s, blacksmith shop, where she learned how to cut leaves out of steel and later hammer them into remarkably lifelike forms which often appear to be growing to the light and turning with the wind.

John is a wonderfully creative and spirited sculptor living in Chester County, PA.  His course of study included traditional figurative sculpture with Holley Silverthorne at the Chester County Art Association.  From there, John’s forward momentum as a talented sculptor has been self directed and taught. 

This series of sculpture is an exploration on many levels. Besides portraying large, joyful, graceful, women, I am exploring the language of sculpture: form and volume. On this more abstract level, I am exploring the emotional and aesthetic effects of form and volume in sculpture.