The non-profit organization Hot Poet publishes Equinox, a biannual, digital, multimedia journal that chronicles and showcases poetry, prose, and art. We are pleased to say that two works by Archway artist John Slaby appeared in the spring 2024 issue alongside works by Dom Zuccone and Jean Sutherland. It is well worth reading: click here to see the issue.
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As an eco-artist, my sculptures are crafted using elements sourced directly from nature. Each piece incorporates materials ranging from tree trunks and leaves to stones, items often overlooked or passed by unnoticed. Drawing from my background in photography, I’ve honed the skill of stillness and keen observation, allowing me to appreciate the intricate details of the natural world. Immersed in nature, I find myself captivated by its beauty, and the fragments I gather serve as tangible reminders, evoking the emotions I experience in its presence.
You can find my distinctive creations showcased at Conroe Art League, Ardest Gallery, The Spring Cottage, and Archway Gallery, with plans to expand into additional galleries in the near future. Embracing my eco-friendly ethos, I’ve repurposed local wine barrels into wall sculptures, each bearing a unique style crafted through various techniques. The ingenuity of these pieces captured the attention of a winery in the Texas Hill Country, leading to the completion of a monumental 5×20-foot wall sculpture inspired by my Un-Coopering series. You can admire this impressive installation at Uplift Vineyards, where it beautifully complements their award-winning wines. |
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