53” x 30” x 12”
Metal, Deer Jaw, Wood, Russian Olive Thorns
33” X 32” X 8”
Wood (oak) Metal and Paint
20” X 16” X 8”
Wood and Metal (screen)
20” X 19” X 8.5”
Wood (birch plywood) Metal and Paint
32” X 3” X 4.5”
Wood, (hemlock) Thorns, Metal and Paint
13” X 14” X 11”
Wood (choke cherry) Metal and Paint
21” X 22” X 8”
Wood (Juniper) Metal and Feathers
26” X 12” X 12”
Wood, Rubber and Metal
8.5’ X 28” X 28”
Wood, Metal (tripod) and Paint
20” x 29” x 13”
Painted Stainless Steel and Birch Wood
The title, Degrader, is a play on words. Modeled after a cheese grader, it dismantles the cheese in small pieces much like our political leaders.
36” x 24” x 6”
Painted Wood, Metal, and Gold Leaf
This work was crafted to become an altar honoring ancient ocean vessels.
48” x 27” 4”
Painted Wood and Metal
Represents a personal whimsical thought of human-powered vehicles.
152”- diameter
7”- depth
The first attraction of this piece was the natural curve of the Russian Olive branches. I decided to paint the branches to enhance the illusion of expansion.
47” x 11” x 4”
Wood and Painted Metal
The soul of this sculpture is a flag mast from a 1955 Chris Craft mahogany boat.
9’ x 3’ x 4’
Wood, Metal, Natural Tree Branches, and Found Objects
This sculpture is a reaction to our ignorance and lack of control over natural resources.
69” x 27” x 56”
Wood and Metal
A visual interpretation of the song, “A Whiter Shade of Pale” by the band, Procol Harum. (“Trip the light Fandango”)
84” x 19” x 14”
Painted Wood and Steel
In response to the 2016 election, I fabricated this as an illustration that lured people to bad divisive politics.
85” x 56”x 23”
Painted Wood, Aluminum, and Steel
The Inner Circle composition, mimics the idea of environmental decision that have been made by a very few people, when it affect us all.
Left: 20”- diameter
Rigth: 10”- diameter
Wood and Metal
Our National forest lands and parks have been stripped of protected status for the greed and benefit of corporations.
34” x 24” x 9”
Wood, Metal, and Fiberglass
Sky Rake is a premise and contradiction: that there is no mecanisum or man-made solution to fix our dirty air.
6’ x 3” x 18”
Wood and Metal
Inspired by an anomaly ocean species, the saw tooth shark, created my own interpretation.
6’ x 1’ x 2’
Wood and Steel
Like many children, I was infatuated with flying. This creation brings me closer to my boyhood dream.
49” x 22” x 6”
Wood, Steel, and Cello String
This piece of art is a tribute to my wife and her cello playing. It also invites you to pluck the musical string.
64” x 30” x 36”
Painted Mahogany Wood
During the course of hunting and scavenging, I rescued a vintage mahogany boat from a bonfire. In honor of a decomposing Chris Craft “Cocoon Canoe” was created.
120” x 16” x 16”
Wood and Metal
Finding three containers and architectural wood column, I was inclined to create a tribute to masculinity.
94” (diameter) x 6”
Wood and Metal
Inspired by wind power and renewable energy, our politics seem to be in conflict, siding with oil corporations
40”x 12” x 14”
Metal and Wood
Playing drums in my youth, I rescued many drums from the second had stores. This is a tribute to the beat with in me.
7’ x 3’ x 3’
Wood and Metal
Native American territories had been taken by too many pioneers without justice.
52” x 60” x 4” (Paired together)
Wood, Metal, Gold leaf, and Found Objects
These tandem works are my reaction to a samurai’s diverse weaponry. His use of a hand fan pulled from his belt would distract an enemy, This misdirection, the samurai’s other hand use his sword to strike his rival.
Our nations EPA has become diminished to a child’s game, “Ring Toss” To many chances lost by tossing the regulations out the window.
64” x 20” x 18”
Metal, Wood, and Glass
Instead of wedge separating ideas, it unites them in the cage.
43” x 43” 6”
Wood and Metal
This highly mechanized fan, screams testosterone.
32” x 30” x 19”
“Square Peg”, shows my personal feelings about my position related to normal life, complicated, protected and sometime confusing.
34” x 25” x 8”
Wood and Metal
“Can you hear me now”? is a response to impersonal technical communication, at arms length.
65” x 30” x 14”
Metal and Wood
As a small boy, my godmother took me to a Hopi reservation to witness a real Hopi Indian snake dance. Each dancer prier to the cermony prayed to be successful and placed pray sticks in the ground as an offering. This real life memory is clear to me to this day.
38” (diameter) x 43”
Wood and Metal
This sculpture honors my dad, who was a mechanical engineer (Federal Bureau of Reclamation). This was my concept of hydraulic turbine.
Top Image: “Foreman’s Persuader”
18” x 6” x 2”
Wood and Metal
A foreman can intimidate his workers to work harder and faster with this in his hand.
Bottom Image: “Flying Spinning Router Bits”
10” x 5” x 2”
Wood and Metal'
My fantasy of this tool that could be hand powered.
36” x 28” x 10”
Wood, Metal, and Found Objects (Piano Mechanisms)
A nostalgic response to overly mechanized simple machines.
9’- diameter
6”- depth
Wood, Metal, and Nylon
“If it Quacks like a Duck” is a representation of an idiotic idiom. Ironically this is not representative of anything.
24” x 42” x 12”
Wood and Metal
This sculpture is a combination of found objects and fabricated metal because everything felt right.
110” x 39” x 8”
Wood and Metal
An ear trumpet reflects a interesting shape that has convened it’s self to a towering like flute.
49” x 30” x 2.5”
Wood, Metal, and Found Object (Helicopter Blade)
A response to my obsession to aircraft and their construction.
36” x 30” x 4”
Aluminium, Stainless Steel, and Steel (Hubcap)
This is a whimsical tip of the hat to auto mechanics in the past, present, and future.
4.5’ x 7’x 1.5’
Wood and Metal
I was impressed of the mechanics of a folding knife, so this is my version.
11’ x 3’ x 3’
Metal, Wood, and Gold Leaf
When examining this sculpture, it may appeared to one as an alien space craft.
7’ x 2.5’ x 1.5’
Painted Wood and Steel
This is a nick name I gave my daughter when she was a toddler. It is a tribute to my greatest creations.
20” x 96” x 5”
Wood and Metal
My fondness for great design was established from Danish modern furniture.
3’ x 24” x 10”
Wood and Metal
Mother’s warning about sharp objects echos in this sculpture.
7’ x 3’ x 1’
Wood and Metal
I was inspired by a beautiful dance of the Snow Cranes. To gain favor for a mate It would elongate it's’ neck and expand their wings and show off by dancing.
