Tamar uses many different mediums and techniques in her sculpture, including antisynclastic and synclastic forming of soft metals, riveting, painting, photo transfer on metal, printmaking and assemblage, even contemporary West African techniques of working thin metal over a shaped wooden core (evident in the Fish series).

Note: Within each grouping, click on a single image to see the Gallery View of all.

  • Protecting Our Way of Life, 2002
    mixed media & motor, 18″x34″x20″
  • [POWL interior detail]
  • Proto with Shoots, 1999
    mixed media (shoots: copper), 18″x5″x12″ focal piece
  • Biotech Eden Second Genesis, 2003
    mixed media, 24″x16″x6″
  • Fish
    copper, aluminum, brass, wood, nails, tacks; each element 6″-30″ long, 1″ thick, varying heights
  • Biotech Pharm and Feed Lot, 2003
    mixed media w/ motor & switch (to raise and lower “corn”
  • [BPFL detail (Corn’s Up)]
  • [BPFL detail]
  • Powerlifting
    photo-transfer on metal, hand-painted paper, mixed media; 29″x34″x12″
  • [Powerlifting detail]