Tearing granite, pulling apart rock that has not been exposed to the light of day, much less the touch of a chisel or pneumatic drill; carving into stone that resists even a diamond enhanced saw blade, dulling an edge encrusted with a material harder than any other on earth; forming shapes that twist, entwine and even float in air, or coalesce through water that glistens softly over its surface, misting the spaces between vertical edifices rising majestically out of the ground. Such is the nature of the work of Texas born granite sculptor, Jesús Bautista Moroles.

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Winter Sun
Barn & Silo, Pioneer Trail
On The Move
Lazy Afternoon
Alizaron Crimson Winter
Paddock Gossip
Layered Memories with Self Portrait
Extended Family
Surprise Encounter
Personal Retrospective
Avian Symmetry
Rock and Pond Serenade
Laurie's Vision Revisited
Koala
Autumn Flock
Elemental Variance
Constructivist Vending Machine
The Many Faces of Beauty on the Web
Attraction
Death on the Web
The Reconfiguration of Art Education
The Fantasy - Sci Fi Genre Comes of Age
Art as Memorial
Keeping the Peace - Art Prefacing Memorials
Humor in Art or "A Line Is A Dot That Went For A Walk"
Hanging With The Masters In Cyberspace
The Art Interface
Exploring The Contemporary Art Interface
Congruent Perspectives Radiating From Multiple Centers: 2002 NAEA Convention
An Autobiographical Look At Reflective Spaces
Continuing to Find Artistic Humor and Direction in an Emerging World
Visions in Stone
Creativity - A Limitless Frontier
On Trees
Line of Flight
Without a Particular Point of Departure
Visual literacy: renaissance of the 21st century?
Journeying between a tractor and the internet
a foray into the aesthetics of multi media art
Unexpected Horizon