Dorothy Siemens has veered in a new direction with her latest polymer sculptures like this 4-inch by 6-inch Tri-pod and her Scorpion which are much looser and less structured than previous works. Her precise knitting and beadwork make these sculptures a surprise. Polymer invites her to play.
Posting from my iPad is a challenge so I’ll just have you go explore Dorothy’s lovely work for yourself. You’ll see what I mean.
Nikki Blanchard ,
I invite critique and connection from the community…. I’m recently come from the world of glass!
ilenia ,
this is so wonderful !!!! a sea landscape is perfect world for this !
donna Greenberg ,
Very sensual. The work really invites you to explore it’s depths.
Dorothy Siemens ,
Thank you, Cynthia, for posting my layered pod sculpture! I am thrilled! Your comment about using polymer to just play is completely accurate.
Dorothy
Wendy O ,
I just perused Dorothy’s Flickr site and am just in love with all her work! I rarely comment on these sites but I wanted to let Dorothy know how much I enjoyed looking at pictures of all her polymer, knitted, and bead crocheted pieces. Thank you!
Dorothy Siemens ,
And thank you so much, Wendy!
Dorothy
Randee M Ketzel ,
wow–what diversity of work! Love these sculptures.
Lorrene Baum-Davis ,
OMG! The Scorpion Pod is flat-out amazing. Thank you so much for this.
Lorrene
Michele Norine ,
Yay Dorothy!! Well deserved recognition for your wonderful work… this piece is just as wonderful as your Scorpion!
Liz Hall ,
Love these! Thanks for showing us Dorothy’s work
Kate Simpson ,
WOW, super talent, I love Dorothy’s use of colour.