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| Titanium parts, nice patina, sitting on the fab. table |
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| one idea with the parts as arm and leg and hat, scribbles represent bronze to be sculpted |
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| another idea using parts as legs and cap as umbrella, sculpture will be mounted on stone from the North Shore |
Judith Gesch was an artist, dancer, choreographer, and teacher. She had hip surgeries and joked that her children should use the parts left after cremation for a sculpture. Peta Barrett, her daughter, is following through with the idea.
Here are the pieces on the bench and some ideas on how they could be incorporated into a bronze sculpture.
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