A small mobile made of clock parts acquired in Maynard, MA
Chris delighted in working with recovered metal: brass, silver, and unidentified twisted, rusty, clanking things.
On this site we’ll be assembling digital images of Chris’ works in metal.
We invite individuals who hold an original Christopher S. Lloyd metal work in their collections to contact us, as we are in the process of curating his body of artwork.
One of Chris' larger recovered metal works, featuring circular insets of spoons, keys, and bullet casings.
I didn’t know Christopher but when I saw his photo on the MAC site and see his work I am so saddened. He was a fellow artist, nature lover and human being and I feel a connection. I hope that we can all seriously think about how we can prevent such tragedies in the future and take care of our hearts. Peace to you Christopher.
I just saw Christopher’s large piece in the MAC gallery and absolutely loved it. I came to this website to see if I could see more pictures of his work, and instead was saddened by the news. I know all of you who knew him will miss him, but the art world will miss him too.
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