The Lump

by Charles Jones

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This small piece was started in 2023, pretty early in the year. I had the head lying around for some time before I decided on a title. The title, in turn, lead to what form the rest would take. I used my special compound, cotton, Styrofoam, newsprint and acrylic paint. It stands 7 inches tall with base and the base is 5 inches around. The Lump has a heart but it isn't exactly where it should be This occurs sometimes.. Original Jones Art, still lumping along in northwest Austin, Texas.

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cervantes wu

cervantes wu 16 days ago

what a lovely sculpture Charles, he reminds me of Mr Kant staring up at stars

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thank you, Mr. Wu! I really appreciate that. Hope all is going well. :)
Denny Gholson

Denny Gholson 17 days ago

Hey Charley, This Guy Seems to Love the Heavens with that red Heart and looking up. Super !

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: He may be part astronomer and part astrologer, you never know, Denny. Thanks! Hope you are doing great, BTW.

Anonymous Guest 22 days ago

What an incredibly fascinating idol. Definitely looking for a friend.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: He tried out for American Idol but was told he had to be able to move in some way or sing. He opened his mouth---well, it was already open---and not a peep was heard. His face is now stuck this way for perpetuity. Such is the life of an inanimate object. :)
John Rembert Jones

John Rembert Jones 22 days ago

This is quite evocative Charles. The upward gaze is a fascinating aspect. We spectators make of it what we will of course. And then we see the heart. The phrase " heart on my sleeve" comes to mind. Take care of yourself Charles.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: The viewer will only see what is in him or her to see, which is why I've always thought a lot of artspeak from an artist just so much fluff. BUT I do think knowing something about the personality/life of a creative type to be very informative so long as it doesn't make one overly judgmental. When I made the head, I was just out of a wheelchair and feeling very much 'the lump.' Thanks for the nice comment. :)
Joanie Holliday

Joanie Holliday 22 days ago

WHAT A NEAT LITTLE LUMP CHARLES. HE'S LOOKING UP WITH HIS TENDER LITTLE HEAT PRAYING FOR ARMS AND LEGS. WHAT A GREAT FACE PLEAING.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Joanie! Yes, he prides himself on his neatness, despite his obvious disability. Appreciate the comment. Hope all is going great today. :)