Chuck posing with Emperor of Empathy
This was the longtime home of Chuck Gillet, where he made many creations of rusty iron and scrap. Chuck was an attorney by trade and spent most of his career commuting to San Francisco to work as a regional counsel at Health and Human Services. Chuck built the three story water tower you can see from the Glen Ellen Star from recycled wood he took from a water tower a Gilroy farmer no longer needed.
Chuck wrote many columns for the Kenwood Press, and was good friends with another frequent contributor, Jim Shere.
Sadly, Chuck Gillet, aka Lord Brazen, passed away in 2021.
We plan to create an online sculpture gallery of his work, but it may be many years until that project bears fruit. Chuck spent his last years focused solely on his art, and not so much on taking care of his estate, so we are focused on the monumental task of rehabilitating it these past years.
If you are interested in knowing more about Chuck’s art, contact information is available at the Estate. I don’t make the information available online.
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