The act of making art results in a relationship between artist and work. In this series, "Sculpture/Sculptor", this premise is explored, in pursuit of a synthesis of artist and work. The artist becomes one with the art. Flesh and metal are juxtaposed as the artist interacts with the sculpture. The models are myself and my assistants. The camera is the tool which captures the moment of impact between form and figure. Light and shadow play a fundamental role in defining the 3-dimensional quality of the work and shadow itself becomes an element in the composition of the finished print. Fine art photography and sculpture are opposite forms of expression. The the combination of such opposites, many emotions can be open for interpretation. This series attempts to capture different moods, the intimacy of the relationship between the artist and his work and emotions from the classical figure to a contemporary whim. The relationship has come full circle. Artist and work form a new dimension. Steve Jensen Steve Jensen has been a working artist for over 45 years. His body of work, “VOYAGER” is meant to symbolize a voyage or journey, perhaps it is the voyage to the other side, or the journey into the unknown. Steve has has solo exhibitions in 30 museums or art centers including The Morris Graves Museum, 30 public art projects including The National Nordic Museum, and received 10 awards including The National Endowment for the Arts. His work was featured by Channel 9 “Art as Voyage” Steve Jensen’s Nordic Heritage and Amazon Prime, “The Story of Art in America” episode 10.