Sculpture 2008-9
Watercourse Way – 2009
9.5′ x 8′ x 3.5′. Watercourse Way rests in an urban backyard in Burlington, VT. Cut from a 44″ diameter pipe, the two steel pieces connect at the top with one strong weld and have a light and airy feeling.
Watercourse Way – 2009
This archway sculpture was originally designed to be part of a meditation path.
Legs III – 2008
ALL LEGS close up.
Legs I – 2008
ALL LEGS 2008 Steel sculpture soon after installation at an urban residence in Vermont. Made of steel, the totems are at the entrance to a swimming pool area.
Self Portrait – 2008
This small mobile is one of four that I donated to the Community Health Center In Burlington, VT to be placed above some of their examination tables.
Self Portrait – 2008
Cut from 1/4″ inch steel, this piece is hanging from a large pine branch in a client’s urban setting in Burlington, VT. I used rusted chain with which I have moved heavy sculpture for 37 years. The lips, nose, eyes and ear are from drawings that I did of myself with a mirror.
ENSO I – 2008
ENSO I; 2′ x 2.5′ x 20″; First in a series of ink and brush inspired circles, ENSO I is available for purchase in a larger public scale size. Inquiries are welcome.
l’Esprit Guardien 2009
A free-flying spirit in steel, this is a maquette proposal for a full scale corten steel piece for a lake or sea side site.
The broad reaching stroke could be 15 feet wide and the height around 8 feet tall.
Legs II – 2008
ALL LEGS 2008, steel and corten weathering steel, 11″ x 6′ x 5′