Painter · Sculptor · Boston, MA
The song of life,
painted, carved, held.
I paint, sculpt and write the song of life as I experience it — watercolor and sumi ink on paper, wood found in backyards, wax cast in pewter. Many works are made to be touched, re-arranged, and lived with.
Sticks Playing Dog — Detail — private collection
Selected Works
A few favorites.
The Practice
Sculpture and painting, in conversation.
The work moves between two-dimensional and three-dimensional — between watercolor washes and pieces of wood that have rested in peripheral vision for years until they reveal themselves.
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Poems in Wood
Decades of carving — wood found in backyards, meditated on, then revealed.
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Oracle Bones
Tactile, re-arrangeable sets that form new stories with each throw.
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Imaginary Botanicals — Sculpture
Cast pewter forms exploring the shapes, shadows and lore of plants.
Sculpture
Botanical Vases
Sculptural vases that complete themselves with each new arrangement.
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Pocket Sculptures
Small enough for a pocket — set up anywhere, re-arranged each time.
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Candlesticks
Forms made for candlelight — shadows, shapes and natural materials.
Artist Statement
"I believe narratives and symbols help define who we are and how we approach the world around us — and that throughout history, stories have been told lit by sun, moon, fires and candles, full of shifting shapes, shadows, colors and movement."Read more →