Museum Quality Blades and Sculpture

When collecting becomes patronage-

for the patron of the renaissance master

Human history is embellished in blades. The once necessary wars and conquests have bequeathed our most valued edges of their descendants: swords, glaives, lances, halberds, and daggers. Now, at a time when we relegate our most feared cutting edges to the past, we stand in awe in the settings for these fine creations: at museums, in galleries, and in private collections. We have evolved. Now, the concept of knives as a pure art form is upon us.

If you're here, you're interested in knife sculpture. There really isn't a field of art named such, and that is probably because it's an emerging art. I had never even heard the term "knife sculpture" until I coined it to try to describe my work. The best illustration is this: knives can be classified on a scale of increasing workmanship and value. Here's the progression:

I work with patrons directly, who may have specific needs and requirements or just an elusive idea of their concept. I believe in a time-honored Patron-Artist relationship, in dignified classical tradition. I have a proven record of accomplishment, and am a dedicated full-time professional artist and craftsman. I use the methods of the ancients fused with the technical intricacies of the present, melded with  the dreams of the future.

Pacifica, The Run, The Chase: Oceanic Knife Sculpture

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