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Transformation Bowl, series, 2026
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These Transformation Bowls bring into question, "What is valuable and what is not?" They also ask, 'Why do we think one thing is more important than another?" Angela takes opposite types of objects and juxtapose them against one another, such as discarded bottle caps and semi-precious stones and makes you stop and think, "Why do you think a bottle cap is not as valuable as a piece of coral?" "Should we even be harvesting coral?" This group of old found bowls have been transformed into works of art with odd discarded things and beads. Rather than using glue, Angela wires everything together with expert craftsmanship. With a long history of making public art that is durable she now brings that commitment to small pieces that can be held in the hands of a new owner, turned in all directions and displayed in any way wished, without the worry of damage.
These Transformation Bowls bring into question, "What is valuable and what is not?" They also ask, 'Why do we think one thing is more important than another?" Angela takes opposite types of objects and juxtapose them against one another, such as discarded bottle caps and semi-precious stones and makes you stop and think, "Why do you think a bottle cap is not as valuable as a piece of coral?" "Should we even be harvesting coral?" This group of old found bowls have been transformed into works of art with odd discarded things and beads. Rather than using glue, Angela wires everything together with expert craftsmanship. With a long history of making public art that is durable she now brings that commitment to small pieces that can be held in the hands of a new owner, turned in all directions and displayed in any way wished, without the worry of damage.











