 This stainless steel sculpture was commissioned for a private residence in Dallas, Texas. Completed in February 2002, recent enough that there are no pictures yet in its permanent outdoor location. It stands 7'0" high (214cm) on an additional low concrete cylinder that adds some visual weight to the base. You can get some idea of the scale from the studio shot on the left with the artist. Quicktime 360-degree view. |
 This sculpture is finished in a
red bronze patina
and stands on a stone pedestal of unpolished Roman travertine. Total
height
is just over seven feet (218cm). A commission for the interior of a
private
home in Florida, this was completed in January 2003 - recent enough
that
no shots are available of it yet in place. Quicktime 360-degree view.
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A hanging sculpture suspended above a stairwell, Then What Is The Soul was commissioned by Advancial Corp. for their offices in Dallas, Texas. It is stainless steel, five feet high (152cm) and hangs from a single cable. It looks like a trip to Dallas is in order to get some finished shots of a number of recent pieces there, in their intended spaces. |
 An enlargement of Invisible Yet But Certain in stainless steel this time rather than red bronze. (See original smaller sculpture below.) This piece was not commissioned and is still available. Completed in mid-2002, it is about 4' 8" high not including any base. It is shown on a simple cedar base for some elevation - this is considered temporary. |
 Commissioned as a special award by Ford Motor Corporation, this sculpture is the award being presented to North America's top 110 dealerships by Ford Motor Credit for the 2001 Partners in Quality program. Receiving this award is the highest honor given by Ford to a dealership. For the award weekend, held at the Four Seasons Aviara Hotel in Carlsbad, California, a special video was shot in the artist's studio with him explaining the conceptual design and showing some of the steps involved in designing and creating this sculpture. The design is two distinct forms rising from the base, and is based on the simple theme of partnership. The actual works are bronze castings on a black granite base, 12" high. Quicktime 360° view - (680 kb) |
This sculpture, 29" high of
stainless steel and
bronze, was completed February 2002. This piece has a lot of
interesting angles,
and changes dramatically from different views, so it is highly
recommended
that you take a look at the Quicktime
360° file (480 kB)
. The bronze base has a smoothly rotating bearing so that it is easy to
rotate the sculpture to a different angle.
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Cloud Rivulet - wall sculpture, completed July 2001 commissioned for a private collection, Dallas, Texas. Stainless steel, 48" wide x 27" high. |
 This was a special commission from a client in La Canada, California. A mission director at JPL, the client was drawn to the artist's abstract style. He asked the sculptor to design a work in two parts, that could be put together if desired to form a single sculpture. This was actually partially an anniversary gift to the man's girlfriend who was living in Europe at the time. He would keep one part and she the other until they would be able to be together. This was a very interesting and challenging idea. View a Quicktime 360° view - both pieces together 760 kB) Quicktime 360° view - part a only (650kB) Quicktime 360° view - part b only (650 kB) |
 Bronze on stainless steel, this was completed in May
2001.
This sculpture is also being constructed in a version about 5' high in
stainless
steel. |