The Personal Web Pages of Chris X. Edwards Art: Sculpture

	Here is the Dragonfly sculpture that Chris made completely from Bicycle parts. Highlights: the body=a flattend rim coiled into a helix, the wings=spokes wired together (painstakingly!) with unraveled brake wire, the antennea=brake lever extenders, the feet are brake calipers. This piece MUST be hung from the wall using bicycle brake/shift cable as show.
	Two examples of Chris' xtable design - the machined aluminum one and the $3 2x4 one.
	Here's a bad picture of a neat sculpture. Small squares of glass were glued together so that their edges filled a circle. A nice looking piece. Its frame is cracked from a lot of abuse though.
	The set of 4 hummingbirds that Chris designed and made for his grandmother who is often visited by real hummingbirds.
	A stained glass piece that Chris designed in about 15 minutes in AutoCAD with no references. It looks pretty good. It needs new edgeing though.
	It's a snowman that Chris made.
	An Easter Island-esque statue made (quickly!) by hand shaping curing cement.
	This is too cool. Chris generally didains sweaters, but this one he designed, was expertly knitted for him by Mrs.CE. It is truly a work of art.
	Here is a small mahogany carving of a Jaguar that Chris made.
	This is the wooden sign Chris made for his dad's house. It's the only reason he can remember the address.
	This is the wooden house number sign Chris made for his grandmother's house.
	It looked so much like "modern art" that a picture was needed. What "modern art" is reminiscent of is what this was - industrial scrap.

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Chris X. Edwards ~ November 1998