Gregory Tonozzi, Stone Sculptor

This artist has been highly influenced by the shape of potato chips. His search has carried him to the Islands of Hawaii where sliced and fried potatoes are thoughtto be an art of both culinary and ascetic value. This stone
sculptor was obviously influenced by Paul Gaugin, who, liked the
very same brand of potato chips, and Goya, and his morbidness.

Tonozzi has recently completed his monolith of two eagles mating
in the sky in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

One of Tonozzi's important works are the marble sculpture of eagles
 in Glenwood Springs titled "To the Dancers Belongs the Universe".

"Whales Tails" an abstract art, black granite sculpture in
La Jolla California.

"Hard Rock Miners" a Colorado Marble sculpture stands in
front of the Colorado Mining Museum.

Stone sculptor Tonozzi instructs marble sculpting and stone
sculpture lessons concentrating on private stone sculpture lessons
from his studio in New Castle, Colorado concentrating on the latest
USGS hydraulic technology.
Tonozzi sells stone and offers mobile stone cutting.

"Have saw, will travel"       970-984-2849