Mask Makers
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Bill Abright
Susan Adame

Kevin Allen
Anonymous
Jerry Barrish
Jean-Pierre Bovie
James Brady
Gary Bukovnik
Teresa Camozzi
Akua Campanella
Roy Campanella II
Susan Carkeek
Christy Carleton
Chris Catlin
Beth Cederstrom
David Cederstrom
Trish Ellis Church
Evelyn Cisneros
Margaret-Ann Clemente
Gordon Cockroft
Constance Coleman
Lianne Collins
Pete Cutrona
Cathie Dornell
Robert Dvorak
Susanne Ebeling
Barbara Foster
Suzan Friedland
Anton Fuetsch
Jose Galindo
Dominique Gauthier



Anton Fuetsch

Bio
Anton Fuetsch is a master carver, an uncommon profession in a modern world. He specializes in custom commissioned work, ranging from ornate mantelpieces to bas-relief wall carvings, sculptures and large-scale work for churches. A seasoned artist with three decades of experience in his craft, Anton acquired his extraordinary skills the time-honored European way, through a formal apprenticeship and an exemplary fine arts education. Like the old masters, Anton Fuetsch's classical training gives him the strongest possible foundation for artistic interpretation of ideas through the medium of wood. He uses traditional techniques, working with tools that glide across the wood grain to create clean, light reflecting facets. To maintain harmony with the inherent qualities of the wood, he instinctively stylizes his images, as woodcarvers have done from the Gothic Age to present times.

Anton Fuetsch's strongest influence as an artist is the early Romantic Movement, an 18th century era known for its high reverence for nature. The celebrated artists and poets of that impassioned age believed in the intrinsic divinity of nature. Similarly, Anton uses his ardent connection with nature as a source of inspiration, and his work continues to express the values and spirit of that era. For further information, visit www.antonfuetsch.com


Reflection
In looking at Faces, even the most familiar ones, there is never more than a Mask. It is puzzling –

 


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