Tiny Sycamore Spoon on_auction Melvin Lindquist began turning in

Melvin Lindquist began turning in the 1930's as a vertical turret lathe operator for the General Electric Company

It’s the buzz you get from standing at the precipice of over-indulgence and knowing you might step off

This new release has vibrant colors and shapes

and leaves change their colors

though this may vary considerably according to the desired effect

Tiny Sycamore Spoon on_auction Melvin Lindquist began turning inTeresa Audet Made with Sycamore Artist Statement "I create sculpture using carved wood, woven rattan, and cast paper pulp. My current research focuses on the connections between craft, performance art, and care ethics. I am interested in objects that serve as vessels for unexpected and emotional interaction through utility, humor, and absurdity. This work contains hidden interiors and unexpected drawers, rewarding the viewer for deep looking. The