Birds and Animals
My lifelong affinity for trees and love of nature inspire most of my sculpted subjects. As human encroachment and climate change displace flora and fauna, art serves as a way of giving voice to nature. When I sculpt birds or animals of any kind, I strive to capture some aspect of that creature’s character—an action, a stillness, an anticipation, a celebration of life—rather than recreating the details of physical anatomy. Wood sculpture is a tactile art. The finished product invites one to touch it and not just remain an observer. View Flora & Fauna >
Forms and Concepts
Among the sculptures in this category are several considered “trompe l’oeil” (French for “deceive the eye”). These were inspired by forms that surround our quotidian, commonplace world–inanimate, utilitarian objects that the imagination transforms into whimsical, artful companions. As in all my sculptures, simplicity of form is primary. View Forms and Concepts >
Wall Sculptures
These hanging sculptures represent a recent direction in my art. They are curated to be each their own singular presence on walls or panels in home, office, or exhibition hall. View Wall Sculptures >
Sample of Sold and Previous Work
A few examples of sculptures sold to individuals, interior designers, and collectors. View Sample of Sold and Previous Work >