
Galador 2011. Medium – Feathers, mixed media. Feather sculpture by Emily Valentine
Feather sculpture by Emily Valentine
According to the artist herself, Feathers are her paint. Noteworthy, Valentine has developed her own technique and style working in this art for more than twelve years. The gallery of her feather creatures include fabulous beasts – colorful bird-like dogs and cats with wings, lizards, and even aeroplanes.
Australian artist E. Valentine says: “I wish to stimulate the viewer with the uncomfortable nature of the feather, to question our callousness treatment of animals and birds, and ask how we sub-consciously classify animals – pet or pest, valued or worthless, beautiful or plain and why”. Emily got her Bachelor of Arts (Visual), graduating from Sydney College of the Arts majoring in Jewellery and Object design. Feather sculptures by Valentine – exhibited and awarded at numerous art exhibitions, mostly in Australia and New Zealand.

Winged puppies. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine
Feather sculpture by Emily Valentine

Cockador 2011. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Pugpig. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Dalmakeets. Feather sculpture by Australian artist Valentine

Tawny Tabby. Feather sculpture by Australian artist Valentine

Loripup. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Kittykeet. 2011. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Baby Budgie Beagle 2008. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Pacific Blue Dog 2008. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Blue Pointer 2008. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Foxy Budgie 2008. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Red Capped Boxers 2008. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Drongo Shepherd 2008. Feather sculpture by Australian artist E. Valentine

Minor Mongrel 2008. Feather sculpture by Australian artist Valentine

Beautiful Feather sculpture by Australian artist Valentine

Creative Feather sculpture by Australian artist Valentine
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