Sculpture

The neck and head of a 3D metal dragon with scales made from overlapping sheets of metal. She has a long tong and pointed fangs. Large fins stick out of the side of her face, and she has a long horn on either side of her head.

Kahless the Dragon - 2019
A three-dimensional steel plated dragon created to show a woman's strength.

Images of a metal ginkgo tree bursting out of a flat sheet of metal that has been made to look like it is brick by welding lines across it to define each brick. The brick is rusty. The tree is made from thin metal rods with metal leaves welded onto them at the ends.

Reclamation - 2019
A gingko tree, whose species has survived since the times of dinosaurs, explodes up through a decaying sidewalk, reclaiming a space for nature.

A metal tiger with a box tube framework inside. The sculpture is made from round rod, and appears to be a wireframe rendering of a tiger. It has read strips and a nose created from thin metal sheeting painted red with silver speckles.

Tyger - 2013
Inspired by Blake's poem "The Tyger," this wire-frame tiger built from steel rod and painted metal plating explores the relationship between the creator and their work.

A steel sculpture made of three layers of metal trees cut out of metal and layered one on top of the other. The sculpture is placed in front of a white wall. Light casts shadows of multiple trees onto the wall, creating a light forest.

Light Forest Sculpture - 2014
A metal stand of trees 3D modeled and then CNC cut from steel plates, this sculpture was lit to become an entire forest as part of the Light Conversations exhibit.

A lamp with a thick square metal base that has a tree growing out of it. There is an old-fashioned light bulb emerging out of the center of the tree at the top, so the the filaments are visible and the light bulb is surrounded by metal branches.

Tree Lamps - 2013
Created as center pieces for a Pacific Northwest wedding.

Images of clear glass spheres bubbling out of metal orbs created by welding multiple circles of metal rod together into spheres. There are three of these, resting on a dark-stained wooden base and surrounded by thin blue rods of glass which appear to be dripping, but upwards, out of the wooden base.

Steel and Glass Tribbles (from Star Trek) - 2012
Glass blown directly into welded steel orbs forms the abstracted shape of Tribbles from the TV show Star Trek as they beam up amongst beams of light formed from dripped colored glass.