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The Watcher

$650.00
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27” x 23” x 6”

An uneasy sentinel peers from the shadows — part oracle, part machine

Currently on display through June 22nd at Meetinghouse Arts Gallery, Freeport, ME

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27” x 23” x 6”

An uneasy sentinel peers from the shadows — part oracle, part machine

Currently on display through June 22nd at Meetinghouse Arts Gallery, Freeport, ME

27” x 23” x 6”

An uneasy sentinel peers from the shadows — part oracle, part machine

Currently on display through June 22nd at Meetinghouse Arts Gallery, Freeport, ME

“The Watcher” evokes the presence of a sentinel figure caught between natural and industrial worlds. A painted raven gazes out from a layered, textured backdrop of blackened materials, framed by intricate mechanical parts, repurposed feathers, and cold metal geometry. The work suggests observation, prophecy, and the tension between organic intuition and machine logic. With elements like an exposed bulb, measuring blades, and an ocular lens, it plays on themes of surveillance, memory, and transformation. It is at once talismanic and technological — a shrine to watchfulness

Kharris B

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