Honey wood Studio

Jacob Brendan Eli Snyder, and his dad, playing together, building, figuring out how things work, and making something useful once in awhile.

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Energy | Form | Balance (June 2018)

Fluid forms in wood and metals that are reminiscent of organic, natural artifacts – ranging from cell assemblies to organisms to miniature landscapes. All pieces start with spinning wood on the lathe, but they are then altered in various ways – by carving, woodburning, staining, and the inclusion of stones or metals. My work ranges from four inches to four feet in height, and I strive for them to be both polished and precise, but at the same time clearly a product of our unpredictable natural world (complete with the scars and flaws the tell the story of every tree).

Energy | Form | Balance (Maxwell Mays Gallery, Providence, June 2018)

June 06, 2018

Parenchyma (2017). Driftwood salvaged off the coast of Montezuma, Costa Rica.  17” max. l x 11” max. w x 13.5” max. h — Parenchyma (2017). Driftwood salvaged off the coast of Montezuma, Costa Rica. 17” max. l x 11” max. w x 13.5” max. h