Meredith Dittmar - The Meta Perspective (shadowbox, polymer clay, acrylic, plexiglass, 2009)

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Meredith Dittmar - The Meta Perspective (shadowbox, polymer clay, acrylic, plexiglass, 2009)
Meredith Dittmar, a sculptor living Portland, uses polymer clay to create intricate structures that draw lines between technology, biology, and our own consciousness. Hidden within geometric shapes, vanishing lines, and architecture, simulations of the familiar emerge, like faces and hands. Depending on how the viewer focuses and chooses to be present, new aspects of the work are revealed. More on HiFructose.com.
Meredith Dittmar - Everything that Arises Converges (polymer clay, acrylic, custom shadowbox, 2013)
Meredith Dittmar - See for Yourself (polymer clay and paper in custom made acrylic box frame, 2013)
Meredith Dittmar
Meredith Dittmar is an artist from Portland, Oregon who makes wonderful sculptural relief works of art made from polyurethane foam, fiberglass resin, and polymer clay
cool plastic art by Meredith Dittmar
Meredith Dittmar - Sculpture
Portland based Meredith Dittmar grew up on a farm, majored in computer science, and now she’s a super talented artist. These shots are from a project called, “The Tangled Truth: Mayhem in the Mystery”, and it is created out of polymer clay.
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