James Harrison Smith

J. Harrison Smith, on the other hand, came to sculpture late in life. But since he took his first adult classes a decade ago, his art has burgeoned into a job in itself, with thousands of hours spent in the studio making figures large and small.

One of my goals when I sculpt is to convery the complexity, movement and strength of the human condition, and the harmony between physical and emotional lives. I attempt to capture humanity in all of its instantaneous, fleeting moments. My works reflect emotional states; remorse, fear, reflection, anger, contentment, joy, or ecstasy throught the physical form.

Each sculpture I create contains its own meaning and an individual spirit.

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