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One-Eyed Jack | Public Sculptures by John Randall Nelson. Item composed of steel
One-Eyed Jack | Public Sculptures by John Randall Nelson. Item composed of steel
One-Eyed Jack | Public Sculptures by John Randall Nelson. Item composed of steel
One-Eyed Jack | Public Sculptures by John Randall Nelson. Item composed of steel
One-Eyed Jack | Public Sculptures by John Randall Nelson. Item composed of steel
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One-Eyed Jack | Public Sculptures by John Randall Nelson. Item composed of steel

Created and Sold by John Randall Nelson

John Randall Nelson

One-Eyed Jack - Public Sculptures

Featured In Scottsdale, AZ

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Creation: 20-21 weeks

A giant jackrabbit sculpture sited on the corner of Indian School Road & Marshall Way by John Randall Nelson. One-eyed Jack is a symbol of fecundity, rebirth, and like Lewis Carroll’s fictional White Rabbit, it beckons us to make the leap down the rabbit hole into Wonderland.

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Item One-Eyed Jack
As seen in North Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ
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John Randall Nelson
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2019
I think the ambiguous is more interesting, more engaging. Because there is always something more to discover it reveals itself more slowly and it has greater longevity.”

John Randall Nelson lives and works in Tempe, Arizona. An MFA graduate of Arizona State University’s Herberger School of Fine Arts, his folk art inspired works have been exhibited and collected both nationally and abroad. A sculptor as well as a painter, he has completed commissions for clients as diverse as the National Endowment for the Arts, the United States Postal Service and the BIO5 Institute at the University of Arizona.

“Over the years I've heard Nelson's work described as Outsider Art, Pop, and Primitive. Maybe it's all of the above. What I do know is John has perfected the combination of playful and poignant. Using a diverse mix of materials in both painting and sculpture, he's developed a unique language over the years with the use of societal, political ancedotes and familiar cultural icons. Nelson has created a landscape all his own, both introspective and whimsical, much appreciated qualities, in this ever-changing moment in time.”
Covington Jordan, Director, Gebert Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM.