Artist Showcase

Annual South Nevada County Fine Art, Wine and Food Festival


Acid Etching on Copper	Ceramics	Drawing/Pastels	Glass
Jewelry	Leather Journals	Metal	Mixed Media
Painting	Painting/Printmaking	Photography	Photography on Silk
Sculpture	Stone	Textiles	Xray Photography

Solomon Bassoff , Sculpture, North San Juan, California

www.faducci.com

The artwork of Faducci is created by forming cement around a steel and wire armature. Natural mineral pigments are utilized to permanently color the cement as well as additives that enhance strength and frost resistance. The applied glass is opalescent, frost proof and traditionally manufactured in Italy using centuries old techniques. We also use natural stone in the mosaic process. Using handcrafted cement, steel and mosaic sculpture, all our artwork is designed to be enjoyed indoors or outside in natural settings - garden art, fountains, architectural art, public art, home installations (fireplaces, floors, walls), restaurant and hotel art, furniture and mirror. Our art brings whimsical emotive expression to both botanical and animal forms.

Norton and the Kissosaurus by Solomon Bassoff and Dominica Mottarella

Deborah Bridges, Sculpture, Nevada City, California

www.sacredstone.net

Deborah’s body of work spans 17 years and many mediums of sculpture. She currently has a line of limited edition bronze sculptures as well as many one-of-a-kind ceramic sculptures.

Guardian Sweet by Deborah Bridges

Richard Gill, Sculpture, Rough and Ready, California

gillproductions@yahoo.com

"Gill's People" is collection of hand built sculpture constructed of copper and wood. Each wall or free-standing piece is one of a kind and depicts characters from western to sports to jazz and what ever the imagination can conceive.

Jazz Men by Richard Gill

Cyndi Morgan, Sculpture, Sagle, Idaho

cyndiemorgan@gmail.com

Cyndi E. Morgan, a former professional dancer and choreographer, retired to North Idaho and focused her artistic talents into capturing the "spirit of nature dancing." "Earth Dance sculptures are inspired by my love and experience of dance and the beauty and spirit in nature," says the Sagle, Idaho, artist. "Each sculpture is one of a kind formed with a mixed medium of wood, stone and clay, then embellished with natural fibers, glass and beads."

Dreamweaver by Cyndi Morgan

Charles Sherman, Sculpture, Beverly Hills, California

www.charlesshermanart.com

Innovative contemporary Moebius rings in various sizes and media such as ceramic, steel and Lucite.

Infinity Ring with Twisted Tower by Charles Sherman

Jeff Tritel, Sculpture, Grass Valley, California

www.jefftritelsculpture.com

From the first, whimsy and fantasy have inflected, even driven, Jeff Tritel’s sculpture. There is nothing irrational in Tritel’s exuberance, but everything irreverent. You could compare Tritel’s menagerie, human and otherwise, with that of Dr. Seuss, but the beloved doctor charmed us precisely because his universe was his own; Tritel operates in and comments upon our universe, our memories, our mythologies, our follies. It’s tempting to call Tritel a modern-day Aesop, except that, being modern-day, not all Tritel’s fables end in moral lessons. Z

Hot Jazz by Jeff Tritel