No Longer Concerned About Gallery Sales, Molly Sawyer Thriving In Museums, Art Centers - a podcast by Blue Ridge Public Radio - BPR Arts & Performance

Molly Sawyer used to sculpt stylized horses and human figures from clay. That changed after her battle with breast cancer. "The work became a response to my own direct experience with life, death," she said. "I guess the issue of mortality has always been present in my deeper thought process." Today, Sawyer's work is a mashup of found objects such as driftwood, stone and metal rods with braided or balled-up wool, twine, ash and fur. She usually works large, with some installations at once

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