The Stars Within

photo by Elizabeth

Elizabeth used the wrap from a bag of lemons and a medical lab’s purple and red tapes for the body. A wine bottle’s metal cork protector provides the face and hair.

photo by Elizabeth

This sculpture was inspired by the lab tech. Most often lab techs hear I hate needles yet they collect necessary samples with kindness and compassion despite too little appreciation for their critical work and skill.

photo by Elizabeth

Since the yellow webbing wasn’t strong enough to support the weight of the head, she used leftover gold wire with stars, which led to the title.

photo by Elizabeth

An avid garage sale seeker once said, one person’s garbage is another’s treasure!

photo by Elizabeth

This piece is in appreciation of lab techs and other medical personnel.

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By Elizabeth Oakley Weaver

Even as a kid I've said it doesn't matter if I live to be 150: this life will be the blink of an eye. Poet, author, visual artist, photographer, educator and lover of life (though still working on the hard parts like Covid, violence, inequity), I'm completing a memoir inspired by and largely about dogs and people.

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