sculpture:   "Stockton's sculpture is a natural outgrowth of her architectural training. The artist's intuitive relationship with a variety of materials is evident in her ability to channel their inherent characteristics to underscore her recurrent themes and to create a sense of underlying explosive energy end evolving maturation. Taking advantage of shape, texture and density Stockton sets up a rapport between the material and her message".

Marianne Brunson Frisch  

The New York Times - William Zimmer - Sunday, October 27, 2002

"Eve Stockton evokes a mythical horrific figure in western civilization; her "Medusa Enraged" is a sculpture in milky white alabaster of the mortal Gorgon whose snake hair is well articulated".
 

Weston Forum -Karen Gangel - October 17, 2002

"Here we have the severed head of Medusa, as in the myth, given new social relevance. The hissing serpents and Medusa's agonized facial expression speak to universal pain and suffering".

 The Stamford Advocate, L.P. Streitfeld, February 18, 2001
"Eve Stockton's pensive "Alabaster Madonna" sculptures invite comparisons of genetic engineering with human creation.  The braiding of female muscular forms into rough stone carries a contemporary message of cloning along with timeless themes of unity within duality and order within chaos".

Logarhythm
21" x 8" x 7"
wood assemblage   S