1994 cast fiber, wood, paint. photo by jimmie froehlich. w/special belated thanks to christine dregalla for help with the fiber making process. this piece represents the way we all build armor to protect ourselves from the pain and misery in this beautiful, yet tragic existence. one just need to make sure it doesn't get too thick.
1999 bass wood, paint, feathers, beads. from the collection of the Anchorage Museum of History and Art. photo by jimmie froehlich. a graphic depiction of what some of us allow to happen to culture and souls.
1999 bass wood, horse hair, paint. private owner. photo by jimmie froehlich.
1987 spruce, wolf tail, ivory, hardwood. from the collection of the alaska native medical center, women's auxiliary. photo by jimmie froehlich. this is the story of a shaman who murdered a witch doctor in order to steal her powers, but her powers were too strong even after death. he went mad and the woman's vision of the spirit world was useless to him.
1988 spruce, dead vcr parts, acrylic paint. private owner. photo by rob stapleton. this one speaks for himself.
1986 spruce, horse hair, paint. private owner. photo by marek gronowski. a character from one of my dreams that still makes me wonder what he means. sometimes i just do work following a notion.
2000 bass, trade beads. private owner. photo by jimmie froehlich.
2003 colored pencil sketch.
2003 bass wood, acrylic paint.
2003 bass wood, wolf tail, horse hair, acrylic paint, leather, feathers. from the collection of the doyon native corporation. a shaman who could turn himself into an eagle.
2003 basswood, horsehair, acrylic paint.
2003 artificial aluminum
1991 colored pen sketch.
2003 bass wood, horse hair, acrylic paint, ivory.
2003 one of my very first works in my endeavor to learn about 3d computer art, done with a demo from terragen software.
1999 colored pencil sketch
2000 bass wood, ivory, acrylic paint. private owner.