Deborah Rael-Buckley's sculptural works tell stories of contained memory through a series of figure and chair-based forms layered with what she terms "the taxonomy of memory": the layering of personal, cultural, historical and biological imagery. Her narrative style shows many influences fueled by research in gothic stained glass, the architecture of Antoni Gaudi and Simon Rodia, Renaissance painting, and the art and architecture of ancient Mexico. She engages viewers by placing them within the construct of her own memories and making them participants in the story being told.

Contact the artist if you are interested in the artwork displayed on this site or for information regarding commissions in ceramics and bronze.

View Deborah's work at Blue Rain Gallery in Santa Fe, NM

http://www.blueraingallery.com/artists/deborah_rael-buckley/0

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