Lind Artist reinvents the wheels…
Lind artist Tom Strohmaier works with leftover buggy parts and farm implements to create abstract art that reflects life in the region.
Charles H. Featherstone/Columbia Basin Herald
Tom Strohmaier shows off the farmer scything wheat sculpture he created from old buggy and combine parts. The work, which is painted in Washington State University’s official crimson, has more than 10,000 individual welds, Strohmaier said.The individual heads of wheat are made from segments of chain taken from old combines.
The 12th Seahawk feeds her young in a nest. Tom Strohmaier created the sculpture to honor the Seattle Seahawks and their fans.
LIND — Tom Strohmaier never set out to be an artist.
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