A Sobas Creations - Original Art, Thoughtfully Curated

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I was born in Poland and immigrated with my family to the USA in 1961. I attended the University of Alabama, where I studied biology for two years. I spent one year at Monmouth University and then attended Montclair State University part-time, studying art and photography. After taking all the available sculpture courses in the undergraduate department, I was allowed to take three graduate sculpture courses—until they found out I didn't have a BA. That's when my formal education ended and my self-education began. Being human is a constant struggle between defining ourselves as individuals and trying to fit in with "the group." Doing it my way didn't work well in a university setting in the early 70s. Artists such as Paul Klee and Henry Moore and writers such as Gary Zukav, Fritjof Capra, and others of that time sent me on an exploration of self, my art, and the world around me. That, along with my study of biology, showed me that a galaxy, an ameba, a man, and his thoughts are organized from the smallest unit into ever more complex systems, and they are all interconnected. From this crucible arose my additive sculpting process. From simple blocks to ever more complex shapes and forms, I create unique sculptures shaped by my ever-expanding life experience and understanding of the universe we help create. Earning a living allowed me limited time to work on my art; nevertheless, I built a large body of work that I exhibited and sold throughout my life. Now that I've retired, I've devoted all my time to my passion. People ask me how long it takes to make my sculptures. My favorite answer is, "When you love what you do, time does not exist." I bring a unique perspective to sculpture—one that has been decades in the making. After retiring, I felt the need to explore. Something was missing; the urge grew stronger. I turned to woodturning. That gave me a new avenue to explore—to bring to this reality some of the things I created in my imagination. Another tool in the toolbox. Something was still missing, so I returned to exploring the unseen, the unexplainable, the energy, and spirituality. The life journey continues with creating beautiful things and building a life worth living for a long time.

Clover bowl/plate 1
Wood and epoxy resin plate

11 1/4 in. wide X 1 3/4 in. high $230.00

Clover Bowl 2
SOLD

10 3/4 in. wide X 3 in. high $260.00

Clover Bowl 3
Multymedia bowl

8 3/4 in. wide X 4 1/4 in. high $190.00

Clover Bowl 4
Wood and epoxy resin Bowl

8 1/2 in. wide X 4 inches high $190.00

Clover Bowl 5
Wood and epoxy resin Bowl

7 1/2 inches wide X 3 1/2 inches high $170.00

Clover bowl/plate 1
Wood and epoxy resin plate
Clover Bowl 2
SOLD
Clover Bowl 3
Multymedia bowl
Clover Bowl 4
Wood and epoxy resin Bowl
Clover Bowl 5
Wood and epoxy resin Bowl
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 Adam’ work can only be described with words like "beautiful," "unique," "useful," "artistic," and "creative"—and even those barely capture what he brings out of a simple hunk of wood. He sees the art inside and patiently removes everything that isn’t part of the final vision. Some pieces emerge from a single block, while others receive a deluxe treatment through the blending of different species or carefully chosen materials. One of my most treasured pieces came from a dead honey locust tree in my yard, damaged in a storm. He transformed that fallen wood into something meaningful, lasting, and deeply personal. Any item you receive from this artist and friend will be something you’ll love and appreciate for years. 

Jim ChrismanPoplar Bluff, Missouri
     

 I have to say that the beautiful piece of art that I received from Adam Sobas is one of my most treasured items. The work is exquisite and very detailed. I use this beautiful piece to hold my most precious Mala bracelets. which are dear to my heart. The love and reverence of nature, which Adam exhibits, is quite evident in all of his work. I could feel the energy and love emanating from this magnificent piece from the minute I first touched it. I still feel it every time I see it or touch it. It gives me such joy. There is something very special about every piece Adam creates, using each varied piece of nature that God places into his gifted hands. I, for one, feel honored to possess such a precious gift from what I consider to be a true master craftsman. 

Sherry GurleyPalatine, Illinois
     

 I have had the honor of owning this one-of-a-kind, handmade, stunning cedar masterpiece created by Adam Sobas. The natural, rich reddish and amber wood grains complement my décor beautifully. Even after three years, the pleasant cedar aroma remains as fresh as the day I received it. The lid fits tightly and lines up perfectly with the bowl’s intricate grain, providing a secure place to store and protect a valued piece of jewelry. Every detail reflects the countless hours of dedication poured into this lovely piece, right down to Adam’s beautiful and creative inlay and his AS signature. I look forward to acquiring more of Adam’s art! I love Adam's stunning art!!! . 

Diane StorieOzark, Missouri
     

 Adam is gifted with creating beautiful wood pieces. Adam's vase adds to the energy of the room where I do my spiritual practice, along with my Mother Mary statue, Hanuman statue, and family pics. I love the creamy light color of this vase with a little bit of natural dark wood and the design of the vase. The colors blend so beautifully with the dried flowers against our dark wood cabinets and fireplace. Thank you for blessing us with your handiwork, Adam. 

Penni EadsUtah
     

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