[caption id="attachment_83425" align="alignleft" width="268"] “COLONY” PHOTO COURTESY OF BILL IKLER[/caption]
Nederland sculptor and jewelry designer Bill Ikler has two sculptures in the
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“COLONY” PHOTO COURTESY OF BILL IKLER[/caption]
Nederland sculptor and jewelry designer Bill Ikler has two sculptures in the juried exhibit “Lost and Found” featuring works made from recycled materials or found objects.
One piece was made from a discarded children’s bicycle, and reassembled to make a human figure with arms raised in victory.
The other piece, ”Colony,” was made from IKEA packing material.
The exhibit is at The Collective in Lafayette through October 3. More information is at lafayetteco.gov/ collective.
