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SUMMARY:Forces of Nature: Sculptures and Prints by Luc Fiedler
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DESCRIPTION:Luc is an award-winning sculptor with an M.F.A. from the Univer
 sity of\nCalifornia in Sculpture and Intaglio Printmaking with additional\
 nstudies in Art and Architecture in Belgium\, England\, France\, and Italy
 \nthrough the Intur Kultur Off-Campus Program. Luc has an extensive\nbackg
 round in metal fabrication and bronze casting. His sculptures are\ncollect
 ed widely both privately and publicly and are in galleries\nacross the cou
 ntry. Recent awards include “Best in Show\" at\nVRMC’s National Juri
 ed Exhibit\, First Place at the 26th Annual North\nAmerican Exhibit of Min
 iatures\, and Honorable Mention at the 84th\nAnnual International Exhibiti
 on of Fine Art in Miniature. While\nresiding in Seattle in the 90’s\, Lu
 c started his business Elf\nFoundry and Fabrication. He also designed and 
 built the Cleveland High\nSchool Foundry for the South East Seattle Arts C
 ouncil in Seattle and\nwas widely sought for exhibits in the area. Luc has
  taught sculpture\nat all levels of academia from elementary through Colle
 ge. Recent\nworks “explore the relationships between the physical and\nm
 etaphysical world.\" Many of the elements within the compositions\nare e
 ither found in nature or have man-made connotations. These\nsuggestive for
 ms are derived from his studies and interests in all\nsciences\, ranging f
 rom the microcosm to the macrocosm. They are then\nrealized through variou
 s processes such as\; etching and collagraph\nprintmaking\, forging\, foun
 dry\, and fabrication methods. “Witness of\nprocess is also an integral 
 part of the complete aesthetic. Tooling\nand hammer marks\, flashes and sp
 lashes associated with foundry work\,\nor saw and carving marks may be lef
 t on the individual elements. From\nstudio to finished piece\, the sculptu
 res go through many changes\n(original ideas remaining intact). It is the 
 spontaneous decisions and\nchanges during the developmental stages that ma
 ke work exciting\, and\nfor what I believe to be an entertaining and medit
 ative art piece.\"\nLuc works out of his studio and foundry in Unionvill
 e\, Maryland and he\nis a member of the TAG Gallery and the Delaplaine Art
  Center in\nFrederick\, Maryland. Venue: Rehoboth Art League.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Luc is an award-winning sculptor with an M.F.A
 . from the University of California in Sculpture and Intaglio Printmaking 
 with additional studies in Art and Architecture in Belgium\, England\, Fra
 nce\, and Italy through the Intur Kultur Off-Campus Program. Luc has an ex
 tensive background in metal fabrication and bronze casting. His sculptures
  are collected widely both privately and publicly and are in galleries acr
 oss the country. Recent awards include “Best in Show\" at VRMC’s Nat
 ional Juried Exhibit\, First Place at the 26th Annual North American Exhib
 it of Miniatures\, and Honorable Mention at the 84th Annual International 
 Exhibition of Fine Art in Miniature. While residing in Seattle in the 90
 ’s\, Luc started his business Elf Foundry and Fabrication. He also desig
 ned and built the Cleveland High School Foundry for the South East Seattle
  Arts Council in Seattle and was widely sought for exhibits in the area. L
 uc has taught sculpture at all levels of academia from elementary through 
 College. Recent works “explore the relationships between the physical an
 d metaphysical world.\" Many of the elements within the compositions are
  either found in nature or have man-made connotations. These suggestive fo
 rms are derived from his studies and interests in all sciences\, ranging f
 rom the microcosm to the macrocosm. They are then realized through various
  processes such as\; etching and collagraph printmaking\, forging\, foundr
 y\, and fabrication methods. “Witness of process is also an integral par
 t of the complete aesthetic. Tooling and hammer marks\, flashes and splash
 es associated with foundry work\, or saw and carving marks may be left on 
 the individual elements. From studio to finished piece\, the sculptures go
  through many changes (original ideas remaining intact). It is the spontan
 eous decisions and changes during the developmental stages that make work 
 exciting\, and for what I believe to be an entertaining and meditative art
  piece.\" Luc works out of his studio and foundry in Unionville\, Maryla
 nd and he is a member of the TAG Gallery and the Delaplaine Art Center in 
 Frederick\, Maryland. Venue: Rehoboth Art League.
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