Zoila Perry

My goal is to create sculpture that is basically abstract in design, but which has a stimulating thematic undercurrent. I specialize in welded metal sculpture consisting of painted or stainless steel, chrome and copper. I frequently use found objects that have interesting cultural or historical value. For example, I have made use of a two-person logging saw (in CELEBRATION), chromium bumpers from 1960's/1970"s automobiles (in OURO PRETO AND REBIRTH), a rim from an antique carriage wheel (in POT OF GOLD…), and tongs from an ice-house in Maine (WATER AND WIND). In many of my pieces, I have incorporated semi-precious stones, such as amethyst, citrine, rose quartz, malachite, lapis lazuli and geodes. These brilliant stones blend harmoniously with the varied geometrical patterns of the metal. I have also used objects such as driftwood and fossils to dramatize the thematic content of the sculpture. In all of my work,

I am concerned with the concept of design, the quality of workmanship, and, for those pieces destined to be displayed outdoors, compatibility with the environment. Creation of these sculptures is a source of great pleasure and satisfaction for me. When I take a simple piece of metal and turn it into something that did not exist before, I feel a tremendous sense of accomplishment.

Phone (215) 357 0272

Email RP_Perry@fccc.edu

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"Freedom"
steel and driftwood
24" x 50" x 16"

"Far East III"
painted steel
36" x 43" x 4"

"Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow"
Painted steel, citrine
64" x 46" x 10"



"Golden Rays"
Painted steel, gold leaf, fluorite
38" x 23" x 21"



"Homage to Mondrian"
Painted steel, oxidized steel, sodalite
24"x 24" x 7"  

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