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Another limited edition cold cast bronze of my original Poseidon scultpure. This was auctioned at my 4th solo exhibition in October 2025.
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Giant Oceanic Manta Ray 2.0 - this will be featured at my fourth solo exhibition. Giant oceanic manta rays are the largest species of ray, with wingspans reaching up to 23 feet. Found in tropical and subtropical oceans, they are graceful swimmers and often seen gliding near the surface or cleaning stations. Despite their size, they are harmless filter feeders, consuming plankton and small fish. Manta rays are intelligent, social animals with the largest brain-to-body ratio of any fish. They are vulnerable to threats like overfishing and habitat loss.
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Beluga Whale 3.0 - this will be featured at my fourth solo exhibition. Beluga whales are small, white Arctic whales known for their vocal nature, often called the "canaries of the sea." They have rounded foreheads called melons, used for echolocation, and lack dorsal fins, which helps them navigate under ice. Belugas are highly social, living in pods and communicating through a wide range of sounds. They can swim backward and are very agile. Adapted to cold waters, they have thick blubber for insulation.
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Whale Shark 3.0 - this will be featured at my fourth solo exhibition. Whale sharks are the largest fish in the ocean, reaching lengths of up to 40 feet. Despite their size, they are gentle filter feeders, eating plankton, small fish, and krill. Found in warm tropical oceans, they are slow-moving and often swim near the surface. Whale sharks are easily recognized by their broad, flat heads and distinctive spotted patterns. They are considered a vulnerable species due to threats like fishing and habitat loss.
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