Masques revisités

"Prince charmant à la noix"Charming Prince drives me nuts

"L'adolescente" Firelady

"Masque à double humeur" Double Mood Mask         "Corbeau Surnaturel"   Supernatural Raven                                                                          

"La vieille femme" the Old woman

 

"Femme mi Chat" HalfCatwoman

Masques Alexandra Gerber 2008/09

Photos Nathalie Jouat Nature en construction

Sculpter un Totem de 6m: ma résidence cet été à La Fée Nadou

Suivez l'actualité du programme sur  www.totemfeenadou.blogspot.com

Are you rocking?

Are you rocking?
envoyé par artinforest. - Voyage et découverte en vidéo.

Vidéo "I now walk..."

Now i walk...
envoyé par artinforest. - Voyage et découverte en vidéo.

Du 20 au 31 Mars 2009 Exposition @ the University of Alaska Southeast, Sitka, Alaska

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Interpreting the WomanCat Mask, Sitka, December 08

The Dying Mask

"The Dying Mask", birch, hair, acrylic
March 09

The transformation Mask: A boar head opening up into a human face

"Le masque de transformation " dec 08 Sitka;  Cèdre rouge d'Alaska, cuivre, cuir, ivoire, abalone(coquillage),
The transformation Mask  dec 08 Sitka, red cedar, copper, leather, ivory, abalone

"Medieval Tlingit Helmet" and "million dollar baby"

"Medieval Tlingit helmet", alder, inner part of goat horn, copper, acrylic

"Casque Medieval Tlingit"; aulne , interieur de corne de chèvre, cuivre, acrylique
Fevrier-Mars 2009, Ketchikan, Sitka.



The Million dollar baby with the Medieval Tlingit Helmet, March 2009

The dreamer, The sorcerer and friends, and Smoke in your eye, 3 of the 10 pieces series of "driftwood sculptures"; driftwood, fishbones, seashells, hair, acrylic
bois flotté, os de poisson, coquillages, cheveux, acrylique.

Huile sur toile: "supernatural creatures"

Huile sur toile "Supernatural creatures"155cm/217 cm, 20 Mars 09 au vernissage à l'University of Alaska Southeast, Sitka, Alaska
Oil painting on french linen canvas 7/5feet, March 20th 09 the opening reception at the University of Alaska Southeast, Sitka, Alaska

Cultural collaboration

"French artist Alexandra Gerber and Sitka master carver Tommy Joseph show a pair of hinged double masks they carve from red cedar recently. The masks represent a man inside a boar and a frog inside a raven. Gerber (...) is finishing her second trip to Sitka to collaborate with Joseph."
Daily Sitka Sentinel , thuesday, December 16, 2008

Wearing masks

WORK IN PROGRESS Workshop 15 oct-15 dec.2008 with Tlingit woodcarver Tommy Joseph at the Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center SITKA, Alaska