Beads

The bead work sculptures are filled with reused and recycled materials, such as post-use plastic bags, used clothing and newspaper. The final shape is sculpted with air hardening clay and finally covered with hand made clay beads and glass beads.

Absolut Chameleon (2016), post-use material, air hardening clay and glass beads. Photo by Eugenio Morales.

Panther chameleon. Post-use material, air hardening clay and glass beads. — Panther chameleon (2015). Front view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández

The Panther chameleon. — Panther chameleon (2015) Side view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Lola, hybrid python inspired by two species; Morelia viridis y Dendroaspis angusticeps. Post-use material, air hardening clay and glass beads. — Lola (2015). Face view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Lola, the hybrid python. — Lola (2015). Upside view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Lola, the hybrid python. — Lola (2015). Front view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Mimus was awarded first place in the category Sculpture at the Primer Foro Artístico Amateur 2015 in Cuernavaca, Mexico. — Mimus (2015). Face view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Charles detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández Magaña. — Charles (2015). Face view. Donation to Harvard University. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Charles (2015). Front view. Donation to Harvard University. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Charles (2015). Side view. Donation to Harvard University. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Charles (2015). View from above. Donation to Harvard University. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

A Chameleon at Harvard. Donation (2015) to Harvard University. Post-use material, air hardning clay and glass beads. — Charles (2015). Front view. Donation to Harvard University. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

The Think-Rethink Chair (2015). Recycled metal chair, glass beads. — The Think-Rethink Chair (2015). Side view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

The Think-Rethink Chair. — The Think-Rethink Chair (2015). Upside view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

The Think-Rethink Chair. — The Think-Rethink Chair (2015). Front view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Nopal Leaf No.1 (2015). Prickly pears detail.

Jackson (2015). Face detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Jackson (2015). Tail detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Jackson, the three species chameleon. Post-use material, air hardening clay and glass beads. — Jackson (2015). Side view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Jackson (2015). Face detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Leopoldo, the hybrid gecko. — Leopoldo (2015). Face detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Leopoldo, the hybrid gecko. — Leopoldo (2015). Face detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Leopoldo, the hybrid gecko. — Leopoldo (2015). Tail detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Leopoldo, the hybrid gecko. Post-use material, air hardening clay and glass beads. — Leopoldo (2015). Upside view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Leopoldo, the hybrid gecko. — Leopoldo (2015). Face detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Hikuri Roshgadol. — Hikuri Roshgadol (2014). Tail detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Hikuri Roshgadol. — Hikuri Roshgadol (2014). Face detail. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Hikuri Roshgadol (2014). Post-use material, air hardening clay and glass beads. — Hikuri Roshgadol (2014). Front view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

Hikuri Roshgadol. — Hikuri Roshgadol (2014). Upside view. Photo by Pamela Daryl Hernández.

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