The Winter of My Imagination steel, bronze 68x14x12in / 172x35x30cm 2005 In the season for quiet contemplation and self-reflection, a stark winter tree grows from the shoulders of a solemn bust. Trees and figures have long been an inspirational metaphor in my work for exploring feelings of being “uprooted” and “transplanted”
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Contemplating the Universe ceramic, wood, steel 34x21x15in / 86x53x38cm 2005
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Wrapped In Winter’s Memory bronze, steel, mixed media, gold leaf 72x11x11in / 183x28x28cm 2024
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Industrial Roots bronze, steel, copper 78.5×10.5×10.5in / 199x27x27cm 2005 Industrial Roots is a metaphorical interpretation of our industrial age history. The sculpture combines an oxidized steel pillar which morphs into an elongated bronze upper torso and head in the form of a tree. This acknowledges our industrial revolution past, connecting human existence to the ever-present
Just When You Feel Grounded, It All Falls Apart bronze 82×95.5x38in / 208x243x97cm 2001 Five bronze appendages jut outward from their support, concluding with root-like fingers. The hands are firmly grounded to the floor, while a pile of “fingers/roots” lie fallen apart at the right. This piece speaks to abrupt, but inevitable transitions we all
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