Much of my work is about learning, refining, and testing new skills. I love the process of building and making each piece. Much like a baker or a musician, it is the repetitious act of creating the work that I enjoy, and the final outcome from all that practice is something I can share with others. For Big Ball I wanted to head into uncharted territory. This piece is 8 feet tall and will be cast in iron. While most of my work is a scale that can be held in your arms, I have always dreamed big. The monumental scale of this work and the monumental task of casting this piece in iron will allow me to test my skills, but also learn something entirely new.

20" x 20" x 20", Bronze

24" x 18" x 16", Bronze

Exhibited in Ellipses: Alumni Work in 3D

Five Pieces at 16" x 18" x 1", Wax, Iron, Wood

Exhibited in CORE at The Gallery @ Spencer St Lofts

Three Pieces at 12" x 12" x 1, Wax, Iron, Wood
 

24" x 24" x 24", Iron, Enamel

Exhibited in Intrinsic Form: Creating in 3 Dimensions at The Gallery @ Spencer St Lofts

8" x 8" x 4", Bronze

12" x 12" x12", Bronze

Private collection

16" x 16" x 16", Glass, Pins, Linen, Wood

14 Pieces at 5" x 5" x 5", roughly. Bronze, Iron

8" x 8" x 3", Glass

Experiment #4-15

Four Pieces at 12" x 12" x 12", Five Pieces at 6" x 6" x 6", Yarn, Wax, Bronze

Exhibited at Emerging Artists In New England in 2010

14" x 6" x 3", Iron

This is one of four cast iron "claw foot" legs sculpted for a paper-mache bathtub seat