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This body of work reflects an intense three-month project of collecting, exploring, and experimenting with forms and materials. It also echoes my experience of learning about waste management, adjusting to the daily operations of this massive task, acclimatizing to the studio, and finding creative ways to work within the limitations of time and practicality.  I […]

I am currently making sculpture using a plethora of diverse materials scavenged at the San Francisco dump. This process is spontaneous and random causing me to be open to whatever I find or make. As a result, I am creating a body of work completely unlike my past work. I am building intricate, futuristic environments […]

For three months I have been wading in the dust and “juices” of the waste ocean. This has been an overwhelming (and sometimes gross) task. I have had to adjust to the noise, the smell, the birds and various vermin, the diesel exhaust, the loud whining of big machines scooping up trash destined for the […]

I enjoy creating works that demand the viewer’s attention, through bold statements, contradiction, illusion or moving beyond the visual senses. I have a vivid imagination, a strong curiosity and no desire to limit myself to a focused exploration o the minimal.  I enjoy the absurdity and duality that is human nature. I think what sets […]

In the broadest of terms, my work is an inquiry into the non-verbal communication between people and objects. Presently, I am investigating how the history of use and misuse becomes indelibly etched into the fiber of matter and how those traces of memory evoke message and meaning. I am currently creating library/reading room installations of […]

The ability to adapt in order to express one’s self most effectively, to convey ideas clearly, and to be sensitive to how an audience is receiving your information are the key elements of being both an artist and being a teacher. I like blurring the lines between these disciplines and have always considered myself both […]

My present work evolved from early explorations in found object mixed media assemblage, stone and wood carving, welding junkyard hardware, ceramics, plaster casting and carving. Currently, fashion and apparel are recurrent themes in my sculptural work. I use found materials to build surreal wardrobes which reflect the personality of a real or imagined wearer. I […]

I am fascinated by the great psychological investment that we make in creating “safe” places, despite the fragility of the environments that we live in.  In my work, I untangle and examine the complexities of need that exist within human relationships, and our relationships to the earth itself.  My sculptures and installations attempt to bridge […]

Under the omnipresent influence of an architectural background, I have been making sculpture that attempts tense balances between elegance and course physicality, the meticulously planned and the haphazard, skin and structure, interior and exterior, and solid and void.  Also I find evident in my work the basic idea that all matter has the fundamental nature […]

My work is a fusion of reuse/reclamation, industrial/product design, inventiveness, and humor. I take immense delight in re-animation, and have a strong interest in outdated technology, as well as a proactive stance concerning environmental issues, i.e., reuse/recycling/avoidance of unnecessary consumer activities. I emphasize both the function and the aesthetics of the found objects as the […]