"Queen-Goddess. 2024" by Jeff Moulds
Queen-Goddess. 2024. Mixed media assemblage, 14.5” x 12” x 16". $300.
This piece uses found objects and other materials to explore the symbolism of cultures that adopt goddess figureheads. For example, the ancient Greeks, Romans and Egyptians, as well as the Goddess of Liberty used in the French Revolution which was chosen as it was seen as the opposite of the old monarchy of kings.
Bio: Jeff Moulds is an assemblage artist originally from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He has won awards in juried shows across Southern California. His work has been shown in various galleries including The Makery in Los Angeles. His primary interest is in re-assembling objects of interest into sculptures. Raw materials for his sculptures are often found while mountain biking around his home in Redlands, California; especially the aptly named “Trash Canyon”. He is currently a software designer for cartography and map production applications.
Queen-Goddess. 2024. Mixed media assemblage, 14.5” x 12” x 16". $300.
This piece uses found objects and other materials to explore the symbolism of cultures that adopt goddess figureheads. For example, the ancient Greeks, Romans and Egyptians, as well as the Goddess of Liberty used in the French Revolution which was chosen as it was seen as the opposite of the old monarchy of kings.
Bio: Jeff Moulds is an assemblage artist originally from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He has won awards in juried shows across Southern California. His work has been shown in various galleries including The Makery in Los Angeles. His primary interest is in re-assembling objects of interest into sculptures. Raw materials for his sculptures are often found while mountain biking around his home in Redlands, California; especially the aptly named “Trash Canyon”. He is currently a software designer for cartography and map production applications.
Queen-Goddess. 2024. Mixed media assemblage, 14.5” x 12” x 16". $300.
This piece uses found objects and other materials to explore the symbolism of cultures that adopt goddess figureheads. For example, the ancient Greeks, Romans and Egyptians, as well as the Goddess of Liberty used in the French Revolution which was chosen as it was seen as the opposite of the old monarchy of kings.
Bio: Jeff Moulds is an assemblage artist originally from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He has won awards in juried shows across Southern California. His work has been shown in various galleries including The Makery in Los Angeles. His primary interest is in re-assembling objects of interest into sculptures. Raw materials for his sculptures are often found while mountain biking around his home in Redlands, California; especially the aptly named “Trash Canyon”. He is currently a software designer for cartography and map production applications.