"Edge of Decision" by Tom Holmes was featured in the Art in Roanoke 2017 to 2018 temporary exhibition. Mr. Holmes is a sculptor working in stone, metal, wood, light, ice and water. He works seasonally, tracking the weather. He describes how “different temperatures demand independent responses to materials and approaches. “Ice follows the freezing mark of winter, stone and steel the exterior work space of summer. Spring begins the search for materials and fall settles all debts, emotional, physical and intellectual.” He describes this work as “an explosion of steel confined within a cube which defines the fluid dynamics of a city on the move.”

About the artist:
In addition to being a visual artist, Tom Holmes has a degree in music and performs in two or three avant-garde improvised music shows a year. He is a sculptor working in the Northeast Pennsylvania Valley in stone, metal, wood, light, ice, and water. Mr. Holmes has exhibited nationally and internationally with many works in permanent collections. Visit his website at tomholmes.com

The fourth Art in Roanoke temporary exhibition which was from 2017 to 2018, presented nine pieces of various media with the theme “City in Motion.” This exhibition explored Roanoke’s continual progress, movement, and innovation. This exhibition was the second temporary show featured in Elmwood Park.

Sourced from:
City in Motion- Elmwood Art Walk (May 2017-Oct 2018)