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Kristen M. Albro

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Three Sisters Lg

Copper, Steel<br>Size 34" x 15" <br>I wanted to pay homage to an Oregon symbol. The three sisters are well known mountains outside of Bend Oregon part of the Cascade Mountain Range. I wanted to keep the it simple while bringing in bold colors. All color is achieved through chemical patinas and not paint. <br><br>Comes with french cleat system for easy and sturdy install. <br>Please be mindful edges may be sharp, keep out of reach of children.

Three Sisters Sm

Copper, Steel<br>Size 22.5" x 11" <br>I wanted to pay homage to an Oregon symbol. The three sisters are well known mountains outside of Bend Oregon part of the Cascade Mountain Range. I wanted to keep the it simple while bringing in bold colors. All color is achieved through chemical patinas and not paint. <br><br>Comes with french cleat system for easy and sturdy install. <br>Please be mindful edges may be sharp, keep out of reach of children.

Crater Lake Lg

Copper, Steel<br>Size 34" x 15"<br>My first summer in Oregon I went to Crater Lake National Park. I hadn't been to a national park since I was a child so I didn't really know what to expect. The beauty was incredible. I got to not only swim in a crater, but I got to touch snow in August. Two things I never would have gotten to do had we not gone. As the sun went down the park had one more show for us. The lake appeared as if glitter in the setting sun, the last little bit of light and warmth bidding farewell for the night. I wanted to mimic that beauty so that the light dances off of the piece as the sun hits it. <br><br>Comes with french cleat system for easy and sturdy install. <br>Please be mindful edges may be sharp, keep out of reach of children.

Crater Lake Sm

Copper, Steel<br>Size 22.5" x 11"<br><br>My first summer in Oregon I went to Crater Lake National Park. I hadn't been to a national park since I was a child so I didn't really know what to expect. The beauty was incredible. I got to not only swim in a crater, but I got to touch snow in August. Two things I never would have gotten to do had we not gone. As the sun went down the park had one more show for us. The lake appeared as if glitter in the setting sun, the last little bit of light and warmth bidding farewell for the night. I wanted to mimic that beauty so that the light dances off of the piece as the sun hits it. <br><br>Comes with french cleat system for easy and sturdy install. <br>Please be mindful edges may be sharp, keep out of reach of children.

In Focus

Copper, Steel<br>25” x 14”<br><br>Some of my pieces play into emotion however, this one does not. It plays into perspective. When looking at In Focus I wanted to mimic what the eye does naturally when focusing on an object. I wanted the background to fade giving the Cosmo the viewers full attention. The fluttering of the petals pulling the eyes center toward the stamens then down the stem to the foliage. Each part of the flower treated as if it were as delicate as its real counterpart. The bud representing the promise of the future. That although the flower may be at its peak, there’s so much more life still to bloom. Easily hung by a wire on the back of the piece.