Sue Taves

I believe that when we open ourselves to art and it touches us, we get a spark, something indefinable, from the experience.  This connection that happens is the reason I keep creating sculpture. 
I started sculpting in stone 20 years ago. I love the resistivity material because it’s perfect for creating long graceful sharp lines and full volumes. The subtraction process drives decision-making forward not allowing one to second guess and go backward. A good metaphor for life and not just stone carving.
When carving, I try to capture the natural essence of the stone in the choice of my design and to discover cohesive forms that use shape and texture to translate feelings, create moods and invite people to be drawn in.  Each piece gradually takes on a life of it’s own through the stone-carving process, sometimes revealing itself early, and other times not until the final polish.  Each work develops it’s own personality and helps create it’s own story. S. Taves

“Windscape III”
by Sue Taves
basalt on steel plate
26.5″ x 26″ x 1.75″
$3,800
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Green Fish, Blue Fish
11 x 11 x 3.5 Dunite on Black Granite
$1200 SOLD
“Wave crest”
by Sue Taves
Calcite (Honeycomb Onyx)
5.5″ x 7.5″ x 7.5″
$950 SOLD
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The Sun Returns
5.5 x 9 x 4 Calcite (Honeycomb Onyx)
$950 SOLD
“One Fish, Two Fish”
by Sue Taves
Dunite on Granite
21.5″ x 28″ x 4.25″
$3,800
“Breaking Waves”
by Sue Taves
Dunite on Granite
21.5″ x 28″ x 4.25″
$2,800. SOLD
“Reclined”
by Sue Taves
Bardiglio Marble
5.5″ x 13.5″ x 5.25″
$875
“White Wing”
by Sue Taves
Italian Marble
$975
Waves
by Sue Taves
limestone (rotates)
$2,400 SOLD
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Quiet Waves
by Sue Taves
granite
$1,700 SOLD
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Night Waves
basalt
$2100
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Ripple
stealite on steel
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Waterfall
Pennsylvania Bluestone on steek
$3000
Watersets
Windscape II