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Run
Lubbock, Texas 2017 Stainless-steel, LEDs, concrete 11’ x 21’ x 5.5’ on 6’ pedestal For the entry of Texas Tech University’s New Sports Performance Center. Hundreds of laser-cut slices of stainless steel are welded together with each layer held an inch apart by pegs. The effect is that of an ever-shifting nature as you move around the piece. Looking topographical to almost disappearing straight-on. With added “motion lines” give the illusion of an African-American woman athlete running - as you pass by and each figure sequentially disappears. |
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We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us
New Orleans, Louisiana 2018 Stainless-steel, LEDs, concrete 30’ x 13’ x 13’ At the University Medical Center. It is comprised of tens of thousands stainless steel washers each individually welded to the next, over a stainless steel tube structure, it is a symbol of diversity, cooperation and trust and building on a community's history. |
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Unity
Tucson, Arizona 2017 Stainless-steel, LEDs, concrete 10’ x 17” x 17” on a 10’ plinth Five figures leaning outward as far as possible without falling, only through the cooperation of holding hands. Dozens of laser-cut slices of stainless steel are welded together with each layer held an inch apart by pegs. The sculpture sits on a five-sided, fluted concrete pedestal. The effect is that of an ever-shifting nature as you move around the piece. Looking topographical to almost disappearing straight-on. |
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Tribute
Charlotte, North Carolina 2021 Powder-coated steel 10’ x 52’ x 16” An interactive, double-sided relief / transparent wall. Utilizing a technique of undulating laser-cut vertical slices that are held apart to create an interactive perception of forms. It reads from fully realized representations to near invisibility. On one side depictions of five branches of the military, on the other - a close-up of a waving American flag. The intent is to have the shadow of each side’s fully realized forms bleed through, while also maintaining a transparent fence quality. It's a sculptural magic trick. |
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Flying Dreams
Dallas, Texas 2018 Mixed media Varied dimensions Dallas Love Field Airport. Three sculptures of life-size figures are flying with turning propellers held between their teeth, as they are suspended in front of a photo mural of similar figures flying in a Texas sunsetting sky. The work reinforces the modernization project’s distinctive, contemporary identity for the airport both during the day and at night with a touch of whimsy. Wall Mural 21’H x 28’10” W x .125” D Medium: digital print on aluminum composite panels Suspended Figures Each 36”H x 6’W x 6’6”D Medium: 3D printed ASA plastic, acrylic paint and coating. |