Check Out Some of the talent Representing
PSG by our Charter Members
Colleen Rudolf
"I create with varied materials and processes while exploring diverse subjects from the overwhelming world around me. Intrigued by gestural, non-linguistic communication in all species, I utilize animal surrogates to discuss and reflect upon the human condition. Often therapeutic, the studio becomes an escape where I can orchestrate the sensitivity that I wish to surround me."
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| Sprinkles and Kendall by Colleen Rudolf |
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| Cow by Colleen Rudolf |
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| Bronze Work in Progress at the Philadelphia Sculpture Gym by Colleen Rudolf |
Joshua Parker Coombs
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| A Nurturing Place by Joshua Parker Coombs |
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| Constriction/Protection/Liberation by Joshua Parker Coombs |
Jenny Lee Maas
"I investigate the subconscious realities that are offered through symbolism in dreams. I often make work based on my dreams, because dreams are symbolic interpretations of reality. There is something both lost and born when translating these intangible realities into a physical form. Many times I work with one concept (or dream) for a time and translate the same idea through various media. This allows me to investigate thoroughly, as well as experimentally, in turn giving me a wider scope of perspective and understanding. "
{perception is everything}
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| Awakening Series 'Mending' by Jenny Lee Maas |
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| Awakening Series 'Transformation' by Jenny Lee Maas |
Stephen Millner
"When a particular item or image becomes the seed of a work of art, it triggers a process of developing a visual context – a gestalt or field that represents related feelings, emotions, or life experiences. Often, the developing work of art will put the item in a new context and expand its meaning."
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| Sentinel by Stephen Millner |
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| Grid by Stephen Millner |
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| The Guard by Stephen Millner |
Michael Konrad
"My work is inspired primarily by the built environment of the urban landscape. I am fascinated by its never-ending cycle of demolition and construction. And I am frightened by its disconnect with nature as I witness our tireless consumption of limited resources. "
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| Concrete Bomb by Michael Konrad |
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| Sidewalk Shelter by Michael Konrad |
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| Support Foundation by Michael Konrad |
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| Sky Cone by Michael Konrad |
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