Each sculptural work of Port Perry-based artist Gretel Boose is hand built in clay, kiln fired and then assembled with other materials such as slate, silk, found objects or braced with copper. Boose says she develops spiritual stories, exploring human expressions, gestures and moods. She is part of the Uxbridge Fall Studio Tour Sept. 15-16.
“Spiritual beings evolve as I work with earth, wood, metal and fire. My work is a whimsical reflection of life that surrounds me,” she says in her artist statement.
The website of Gretel Boose, here.
Categories: Sculpture
Canadian Art Junkie 
This is a amazing blog!
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Thank you so much for your comment! Very glad you found us.
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Wow, Thanks! But how did I even get in here?
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Gretel – I was browsing the list of artists for this weekend’s Uxbridge Studio Tour, saw your work, loved it, and decided to do a post on you As you can see from the comments, lots of others feel the same way.
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Siiiiiiiigh!
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Uh-huh. Exactly.
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Just delightful; thank you!
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That’s exactly the right word. You’re welcome.
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Wonderful! The expression of the faces make me wonder what they are thinking! For a split second I thought they were going to come alive like Pinocchio did!
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It’s true they’re very lifelike. And I’m with you on the expressions. Sublime.
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Incredibly lovely!
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Yes, and elegant, even.
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