Artist Information:
Sarah Mae Wasserstrum
Cochav Ya'ir,
Israel
Member Since: Aug 2001
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Artist Statement:
Stone
Turning my eyes to the stone,
I can only imagine how young
it is. Its years are a path
connecting the profound
mystery of the Origin with
future promise.
Touched by these masses of
nobility, I am taught the
changing dimensions and
fluidity of time. I am tutored
in purity.
As a mere mortal, I initially
feared changing the outward
appearance of the stone. Stone
promptly taught me that its
radiant spirit is independent
of shape. The shape merely
makes its spirit apparent.
This inner pattern does not
weaken or break with physical
changes. Stone is, as is
everything, constantly in
transit. In order for its
power to continue unmarred,
respect must be ones tool.
This is my path. I never chose
to work with stone. I was not
asked and did not ask. It is
always a privilege.
In the process of altering the
shape of the mass I am a tool
following a creator, a path to
a goal. Stones invite their
forms. On the way is a lesson,
a lesson in compassion, in
soft, loving power. This power
is both noble and omnipresent.
Slowly the shape sheds its
cover to the point of clarity.
The energy ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
1992
Group exhibition at Z.O.A.
House, Tel Aviv
Group expo. at Haifa
University
Life After Devastation, group
open air expo., Mount Carmel
Forest site of the great fire,
Israel
Land, Sea and the Israeli
People, Group open air expo.,
Atlit, Israel
1992-1993
Group show at Ma`ayanot...
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Sarah Mae Wasserstrum's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Sarah Mae Wasserstrum's Portfolio. Browse Wasserstrum's body of work: Stone
Turning my eyes to the stone, I can only imagine how young it is. Its years are a path connecting the profound mystery of the Origin with future promise.
Touched by these masses of nobility, I am taught the changing dimensions and fluidity of time. I am tutored in purity.
As a mere mortal, I initially feared changing the outward appearance of the stone. Stone promptly taught me that its radiant spirit is independent of shape. The shape merely makes its spirit apparent. This inner pattern does not weaken or break with physical changes. Stone is, as is everything, ... |
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