'Left' to his own devices

As an inventor and a sculptor, Steve Hollinger is constantly experimenting to feed his curiosity

''I try to resist technology for technology's sake,'' says Steve Hollinger (pictured in his Fort Point Channel studio). (Dina rudick/globe staff)

By Cate McQuaid

Globe Correspondent / September 20, 2008

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Steve Hollinger's studio in Fort Point Channel is filled with strange treasures. There's a two-headed bird with three eyes and two beaks, stowed in a glass jar. There are antique hypodermic needles, a crocodile skull, magic lanterns, and an old aluminum prosthetic leg, polished to gleam. On one shelf, there's a 3-inch-tall house that Hollinger made out of spider webs, ... (Full article: 1408 words)