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Whimsical Wood Work by sculptor, UNC alum Patrick Dougherty


The stick man, as he’s often called, is standing on scaffolding, stuffing a stick into the sculpture. White-haired, wearing battered jeans and thick gloves, he bends a four-foot branch, tucking its ends into the curving tangle over a doorway. He’s Patrick Dougherty, the sculptor behind the sculpture, who lives down the road near Chapel Hill. (Our State Magazine)

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