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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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Connection Point steel, bronze 8x6x4ft / 2.4×1.8×1.3m 2017 Connection Point is a three-dimensional line drawing capturing a quiet moment of reflection. The work considers the relationship of oneself to greater humanity. The internal figure represents the self or individual while the outer molecular structure represents the infinite connections we share with each other and the
Blossoming From Within bronze, steel, pigment 81x15x15in / 202x38x38cm 2016
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Internal Reflection bronze 80x20x20in / 200x45x45cm 2017
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Giving Tree 10 bronze, steel base 85x18x23in / 216x46x58cm 2008 Giving Tree represents the interconnection and a renewed awareness of our place in nature. A tree is extended as if coming out of the void in the heart space. It honors the gifts the natural world provides humanity and asks for our respect in return.
Segmented Landscape steel, bronze 10x35x5ft / 3×10.6×1.5m 2007 This sculpture draws on ideas of landscape, architecture and human connection. The profile of the segments suggests an undulating mountain-scape whilst the geometry references the architecture of a cityscape. The individual figures represent our inherent interconnection with the land and with each other
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