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Lobsterman's Lens

$75.00

6” x 6.5” x 1.5”

On display and available to purchase at Maine Art Collective, Moulton St., Portland, ME or Contact Us to purchase.

Lobsterman’s Lens pays tribute to the maritime traditions of Maine. This piece arranges rope, shells, and lobster trap imagery with brass gears and a central lens, creating a layered assemblage that both reflects and magnifies the working world of the sea.

6” x 6.5” x 1.5”

On display and available to purchase at Maine Art Collective, Moulton St., Portland, ME or Contact Us to purchase.

Lobsterman’s Lens pays tribute to the maritime traditions of Maine. This piece arranges rope, shells, and lobster trap imagery with brass gears and a central lens, creating a layered assemblage that both reflects and magnifies the working world of the sea.

Materials List:

  • Vintage magnifying lens

  • Brass compass glass and directional dial

  • Lobster trap imagery background

  • Rope and wooden structural elements

  • Seashells and small marine artifacts

  • Brass gears, springs, and mechanical fragments

Lobsterman’s Lens merges maritime tools with organic finds, centering on a magnifying lens that peers into a layered seascape of traps, shells, and rope. Brass gears, compass glass, and nautical imagery echo the working life of Maine’s coast, where sea and craft intertwine.

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