Episode #2: Jessica Bodner

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Recorded13 Jul 2021

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Meet sculptor Jessica Kay Bodner, a hybrid Hawaii-Montana-based artist specializing in woven steel vessel forms reminiscent of archeological artifacts. From large nautilus forms to abstract gestures, metal is twisted and hewn to create woven thickets where light and shadow pass through creating an interplay between the natural backdrop, the changing seasons and direction of the sun. Learn more about her ST*BA piece Hīnaʻi (December 2019) at https://www.smalltownbig.org/bodner.html.

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