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Forest's Fingernail
2026
The forest has lost a fingernail. Long and curved like a witch’s, it hints at the immense body to which it belongs.
Through this piece, I imagine the forest as a fairy-tale character, with the exaggerated scale and unsettling strangeness of fantasy.
Made from pine cone scales, this work comes straight from nature.
Forest's Fingernail | 2026 | pine cone scales | 39 x 2 x 3 in
Forest's Fingernail | 2026 | pine cone scales | 39 x 2 x 3 in

Forest's Fingernail | 2026 | pine cone scales | 39 x 2 x 3 in

Forest's Fingernail | 2026 | pine cone scales | 39 x 2 x 3 in
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