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Lawrence DeJong
Wall Fragment #28 “Crescent”
clay
5″ x 5″ x 2″
2024
Part of a series of clay sculptures based on my travels in the Dolomites and studying unusual mountain and rock formations.
Lawrence DeJong
WallFragment: #23
Clay & mixed media
8″ x 0.5″
2023
This is one in a series of sculptures entitled Wall Fragments, which reflect my interest in mountains, cliffs, rock formations, and architecture
Lawrence DeJong
Wall Fragment # 24: Environmental Interaction
clay
8″ x 4″
2016-23
This Wall Fragment piece explores the relationship between the human species and the planet we live on. I form the ‘wall fragment’ by beating the clay (earth) with angle irons, watching the form take shape, creating allusions referencing human habitation and its destructive impact on planet Earth.
Lawrence DeJong
Menhir
clay and slate
18″ x 8″
2024
This piece, part of a series I call ‘Wall Fragments’, combines my interest in unusual mountain formations, textures, and the standing stones of Brittany, France, called menhirs. The menhirs of Brittany, some as tall as 20 ft, have a power of presence that has fascinated me for years. They were erected, stood upright, centuries ago, and one usually finds them off by themselves in a field, the edge a wooded area, or by the side of the road