This
website is an
evolving(?) compendium of works by him known as Martin Rusholme
and of course we all know evolution is a slow thing.......
He denies being an artist of any sort, just someone that can't leave well enough alone.
The Sculpture
section is the most active section
(in
theory at least). there you will find
Moments of Movement captured in stone,
expressions of growth and
possibilities resonating within.
For the most part you will will
see aspects of this land, Aotearoa, as expressed through
hammer and chisel.
Bringing stone to life in panels that grace any
wall, enliven any space with a sense of potential and beauty.
On the other hand it is easy to flourish a digital camera so you may well see more action in this department.
The Images section is
a
sampling of the the way I see
the world.
These are the moments that decorate my universe,
the oft
missed smaller things that catch my eye and enhance the day,
expanding outward into the landscapes of
expression that typify New Zealand,
or at least some small corner of it........
There is
a new section developing, a combination of photos and random thoughts,
one that will later grow into a high quality book that expresses the true detail of the images. The images posted are
just samplings, you can find the first page here
The Labyrinth section, (although the labyrinth is no
longer in existence on
a
physical plane), is intimately linked to my expressions in
stone, involving the same unfolding of potential but on a
grander scale.
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AQUIRING SOME ART WORK
You are most welcome to commission a piece, get in touch here
In the creating of a piece attuned to you, I am expressing myself through you, it reward in itself.
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displayed on this website including the website itself shall remain
with their originator.
Nothing on this website may be duplicated or reproduced in any way or
form without the express written permission of their creator, the
individual commonly know as
Martin Rusholme. These conditions and rights shall hold true from the moment
of creation of any part thereof to their final dissolution.
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