There is a tall, dead tree trunk standing near the waterfront in Port Angeles called “Masks.” It’s adorned with masks by six different artists. This one is metal.
Others are clay.
The artistic styles are varied but all are interesting.
This is how the piece looks at a distance. The artists named on the plaque at the base are Gail McLain, Karl Stokee, Barbara Boerigter, Kathleen Meyer, Gene Davis, and Michael Kenney.
A kind of ancestry tree …
That’s what I saw first! And is very nice!
Have a good day, Kay!
Ingenious way of making use of old wood.
There is an artist here in the Phoenix area who is called a master mask maker. I’ve seen his work in all kinds of places. What a wonderful piece of art.
What a creative way to display the masks, they look great mounted on the tree. The dead tree looks like a sculptured piece of art in the shape of a person with a cape and hood on.
Enjoy your day, Kay!
These are quite eye catching, particularly the second last one.
That’s a great idea!