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JEREMY
HOLMES “My goal is to use wood in an unconventional way and to create a different perception of what a common material can become. I make thin boards using traditional woodworking techniques, soak the wood in water, and then use a free form bending method, manipulating the solid hardwood into continuous abstract shapes. I create the sculptures by refining the raw bending process in a finished form through joining, sanding and craftsmanship.
There is a degree of uncertainty in the process of torquing a raw material like wood, which evokes my curiosity. I try to keep that uncertainty and curiosity suspended in the completed piece to allow the viewer to connect to the work. Action, spontaneity, and improvisation are combined with material and methodology in the search to create a beautiful object.” - Jeremy Holmes |
Jeremy Holmes
untitled, 2018 Black cherry hardwood 70 x 70 x 11.5 inches Jeremy Holmes
Oak 2, 2018 Red oak, metal base 32 x 18 x 18 inches Jeremy Holmes
Oak 3, 2018 Red oak, metal base 32 x 18 x 18 inches Jeremy Holmes
Sinuous #38, 2018 White ash, metal base 34 x 21 x 21 inches Jeremy Holmes
Sinuous #18, 2018 White ash, metal base 30 x 28 x 16 inches - available - Jeremy Holmes
Sinuous #27, 2018 Dyed ask, metal base 24 x 53 x 18 inches Jeremy Holmes
Sinuous #28, 2018 Dyed ash, metal base 39 x 17.5 x 14 inches Jeremy Holmes
Atmosphere #205, 2016 White ash, metal base 24 x 17 x 12 inches SOLD Jeremy Holmes
Atmosphere #223, 2016 Dyed white ash, metal base 30 x 14 x 16 inches SOLD Jeremy Holmes
Atmosphere #248, 2016 Dyed white ash, metal base 29 x 12.5 x 16 inches SOLD Jeremy Holmes
Atmosphere #251, 2016 Dyed white ash, metal base 28.5 x 16.5 x 19 inches - available - Jeremy Holmes
Swirl, 2017 Featured special project at Aqua Art Miami 2017 White ash variable dimenstions 
Jeremy Holmes
Float (black), 2014 Dyed white ash 28 x 81 x 15.5 inches 
Jeremy Holmes
Perpetual, 2014 Hardwood plywood, motor, elastic cord 132 x 228 x 3 inches as shown custom scaled to space / please inquire 
Jeremy Holmes
Perpetual Curves, 2014 exhibition. |
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