New Earth Vibrations Photo Album

Calendar by Peter Eglington

2012-07-28T01:53:47Z

"Dragon"

2012-01-24T05:53:00Z

Welded steel Length-41" Commissioned work

Blue Bead Dowsing Pendulum

2011-04-04T02:22:06Z

This little fabrication has 2 blue glass beads set in stainless steel.The size is 1.25 inch square.It is intended to be dangled from a cord threaded through the hole and used as a device to assist in several types of divination.

Symbiosis

2011-03-23T17:31:41Z

Dolphin and Mermaid

2011-03-23T17:29:55Z

Guardians

2011-03-23T17:28:19Z

Inter-species communication.

Dolphin Vertebra Sculpture

2011-03-04T09:53:39Z

This is still a work in progress but I'm almost done. It's a thoracic vertebra from a bottle nose dolphin (Tursiops Truncatus). Notice now the radiating lines from the center of the vertebral body.That's the area where the disc is stacked. Width 80" Height 50" Welded 1/8th stainless steel

Wheel of Co-Creation

2011-02-24T15:11:03Z

Crystal City

2011-01-20T19:48:35Z

Phoenix Rising

2011-01-20T19:46:32Z

cosmicdrummer.jpg

2011-01-20T19:43:45Z

"Sainte Victoire" by Cezanne

2010-08-21T20:14:25Z

Titanium Crystals

2010-08-16T17:53:04Z

The Seer

2010-08-11T06:41:23Z

Life-size bust made from industrial scrap steel punch parts and fencing swords. The Seer is the short title. The long title is "Bow Watch for Humanity". This is a reference to sailing where you are navigating uncharted or unfamiliar seas and so you ALWAYS put the person with the BEST eyesight (here used in a metaphorical sense) on the extreme front (bow) of your ship or craft to warn you of impending danger, or (again metaphorically)complications in the future. This could be a Maori Tribesman of four hundred years ago(notice the spiral tattoos),or an inner city street kid from Chicago,but WHOEVER it is, they have the means to guide us BACK to the PATH. The hairpiece is made entirely from modern day competition fencing swords. Technique; I took a body mold (head and shoulders) of one of my students(Native American)when I was teaching at Berkeley.I used the negative mold as a guide and filled in the inner surface with industrial punch parts ONE AT A TIME as I welded them in. These were generally about 3/8ths thick. I have very firmly WELDED each to it's neighbor progressively until the mold was full and the form accomplished,choosing as I went where to accent negative space and also the shape and size of the punch parts in the composition. The hair piece consisting of the fencing swords is very heavy and a rather unruly shape. Again ,I took GREAT PAINS to make sure the welds holding all this together were stout. And I have done my best to blunt the tips of the swords ,just for safety sake. There has been at least one accident where someone ran into this thing too fast and got scratched,but they took responsibility for their own actions... I'm using a wire-feed welder (MIG). the fencing swords are all high carbon steel so they weld really well. The spiral "Tattoos" on the face of the figure were also done by free hand welding ,sort of drawing as I lay down a bead. This piece is available for purchase. Please note me for pricing.

Grandmother Maria Alice Campos Freire

2010-08-10T15:02:04Z

"Although we are old ones, our voice is very important for the world at this moment. The misunderstanding in this world is that some men think they are very big. We are small ones with this love, which is the only big thing we have. We can give good words for the world. I have a very big faith that we are able to change something that we are going to be able to give hope for our next generation. " Maria Alice Campos Freire

2010-08-10T14:44:07Z