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Artist-sculptor Gary Howe (Gary Hovey) uses familiar to us spoons, forks and knives, totally unconventional way. An American from a small town in Ohio, creates sculptures of cutlery.
This is not the only difference between the author of the rest of his "colleagues in the shop." The fact is that in 1994, the year Gary Howe (Gary Hovey) was postravlen terrible diagnosis - Parkinson's disease. Nevertheless, the artist continues to not only fight the disease. He also continues to work. In the words of Gary, creativity - vent, which it can do when able to move normally. Simply amazing willpower. As you know, several sculptures of mixed techniques combining the elements and handling. Cutting and welding are the main.
This is not the only difference between the author of the rest of his "colleagues in the shop." The fact is that in 1994, the year Gary Howe (Gary Hovey) was postravlen terrible diagnosis - Parkinson's disease. Nevertheless, the artist continues to not only fight the disease. He also continues to work. In the words of Gary, creativity - vent, which it can do when able to move normally. Simply amazing willpower. As you know, several sculptures of mixed techniques combining the elements and handling. Cutting and welding are the main.
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