Second Showing

My first one man show and the second public showing of the Inflatable Studio

How to build an Alien; Part 1

Felt tip sketch and photo clippings.

American Space

American Space is a Science Fiction comedy based on real people I've known projected into a fantasy world.

What is this?

This thing is missing from my imagination. Please contact me if this creature enters your imagination.

Foam Peanut Art

This piece was made from scraps of pink foam left from a dinosaur puzzle and pink foam peanuts.

Water Art

Both pieces of art were made by spraying foam into water and then painting when dry.

Proud Sister

The Sister sculpture in all her glory.

Lost Art

This wall sculpture was part of the emotion series and was named Bravery. Made of hundreds of soda straws and foam the sculpture was so fragile it collapsed under it's own weight. I recycled it into other sculptures.

Nerves

This out of focus picture is the only photo I have of my abstract sculpture Nerves. This is one of the few pieces I have sold.

Robot Parts

In this picture you can see parts to robot costumes. In the middle and to the left is the head, torso, feet and lower legs of Rob-X. To the right you can see the feet and lower legs of the
Tall Robot. Rob-X feet were made by Stephen Duker

Id at the Entrance

The Orb of the Id sits beside the entrance in the cool of the evening in this photo by Heather.

Foam Noodle Flowers

Another great photo of my art by Heather. Of the seven pieces of art I brought to the Holden Art Farm for The Inflatable Studio this was the simple one. While my Geek Guru was fixing my computer his son begged me to work on some of my art. All the foam noodle flowers were put in place by Austin.

Uneven Ground

I ran out of money for carpet and used all the black velveteen I had as a substitute.
Uneven ground isn't the best way to show off the Brother & Sister sculptures.
The next time I do the Art Park exhibit I'll need to have bases for the sculptures.

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Sister

The Sister sculpture as it appeared in The Inflatable Studio. A neighbor gave an alternate title to the Brother and Sister sculptures, "Ice Cream Cake Melting in the Rain".

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Brother

The Brother sculpture as seen in The Inflatable Studio. As an only child, I've always wondered what it would be like to have a brother or sister. I decided to paint portraits of imagined siblings but found I couldn't imagine them beyond multi-colored blobs. Those blobs became the Brother and Sister sculptures.

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Studio Tumble

This inverted photo taken early in 2006 shows The Inflatable Studio weakness.
High winds can make the studio roll or even go airborne for a short time. In the winter it's bad and in the summer it's even worst. The reason I'm redesigning the studio is because of this wind problem.

It Held Together

Somehow The Inflatable Studio made it through the hot summer day.
You can see a red circle through the bubble window in the door.
My Inflatable Studio has red eye in the photo.

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Detail of S.F.A.S-A.S.

This is a detail of the Sculpture-Painting hybrid I call Scenes of a Sub-Atomic Sitcom.

Photo used with permission. Art copyright Robert A Vollrath 2007.

First Photo

This is the first photo of The Inflatable Studio in early 2006.

Tired but Happy

Looking through the Brother sculpture I'm exhausted at the end of the Art Farm Garden Party.
The sun had gone down when Heather took the photos of my art inside The Inflatable Studio.
The heat of the day made the interactive part of the studio impossible but just putting my art out in front of the public made me happy.

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