I tend to create in three dimensions

I tend to create in three dimensions. Even my paintings seem to gravitate to shaped canvases.

Scroll down to see a number of sculptures I have created.

21st. century seashore

This piece consists of redwood, beach sand, and found metal castings.

I was interested in seeing if I could make a sculptural statement

with a small table top object.

Petro Arising from the Sea Shell Sign

This 5 1/2 ft. sculpture is composed of found objects with a gas station theme.

The "eyes" move to create a come hither effect.

This piece was shown at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh "Live to Draw"

SJA

This 8 ft. tall welded steel sculpture is located at

St. Joseph Academy in Cleveland, Ohio.

Valhalla

Enfo 100e

Making engines from wood was something I first heard in a Peter Ustinov

comedy album. The Valhalla was simply a combination of poplar and mahogany

with some old car bits. The Enfo was actually modeled on an English Ford engine

so that various pieces of that model could be bolted on. Black walnut just

seemed the appropriate material. Both these sculptures have appeared innumerous shows

including the Cleveland Auto Show, Falwick Gallery, and the Glenmoor gathering.

Möbius Organ II

This relatively small ceramic and wire piece is part of Novarus Pharmaceuticals

Turning Inside Out international show. It was also used in their 2000 promotional calendar.