Terry S. Mollo

My work has grown around what I see in nature and how often it resembles human form and reflects human emotion. Rock and cloud formations and ocean waves can often be seen to have human form, texture and tone. Flowers can be sensuous and trees can be peopled. With a little imagination branches and roots of trees can show human intensities or "body language," such as reaching, yearning and entanglement; very similar to the ways in which the exterior anatomy and musculature of the human body reflect its deepest feelings.

"Vase with Female Figure"
Ceramic
8" x 8" x 11"


"Heavens Gate"
Brown Agate
8" x 15" x 15"

"Entanglement"
Patinated stoneware
28"H x 22" (square base)



"Dancing Boy"
Stoneware-bronze patina-Granite base
22.5H x 14"L x 8"D


Terry Mollo's Bio/Resume

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