The legendary Green Man deity of the British Isles and
Europe was believed to create rain, sustain nature, and support livestock and
pasture. He has adorned churches, all sorts of buildings, and feels very
comfortable in the garden. L’Lomme Vert is created from cement, peat moss,
chicken wire, 100 year old tin roof tiles and found deer antlers with tarnished
bronze coating, exterior house paint and eye balls by Jonathan Davis. I will
display “L’Homme Vert” starting Saturday August 24th at “Come Out
and Play” at JimGin Farm. Then, this assemblage will be at the North Carolina
Botanical Garden “Sculpture in the Garden” http://ncbg.unc.edu/exhibits-and-art/#sculpture September 21st through December.Chatham County, North Carolina is a lovely rural environment, just perfect for artists to create and show their work. Chatham's visual and performing artists offer unique authentic creations, just minutes from the Triangle, Triad and Southern Pines communities. Come experience our creativity! *Copyright of Forrest C. Greenslade, PhD
Sunday, August 18, 2013
L'Homme Vert
The legendary Green Man deity of the British Isles and
Europe was believed to create rain, sustain nature, and support livestock and
pasture. He has adorned churches, all sorts of buildings, and feels very
comfortable in the garden. L’Lomme Vert is created from cement, peat moss,
chicken wire, 100 year old tin roof tiles and found deer antlers with tarnished
bronze coating, exterior house paint and eye balls by Jonathan Davis. I will
display “L’Homme Vert” starting Saturday August 24th at “Come Out
and Play” at JimGin Farm. Then, this assemblage will be at the North Carolina
Botanical Garden “Sculpture in the Garden” http://ncbg.unc.edu/exhibits-and-art/#sculpture September 21st through December.
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Wonderful art on the tree! I've enjoyed seeing your art at the Joyful Jewel as well.
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