Artist’s Statement:
Sculpting art with environmental
themes and earth’s own materials
inspires me and seems to create a
sense of healthy connection with life.
My art reflects what I am mulling over
in my head, or want to explore and
share with others.
By recycling materials and redefining
content or purpose, scrap metal gets a
new life as sculpture. Now, I might
ask, what would that furious storm
look like in steel? In fiber, clay,
or vines? What if a form kept growing
or flowing into an uncontrollable mass
of exaggerated movement? Translating
ideas into sculpture calls attention
to some curious concepts, promotes
awareness, or invites us to connect
our thoughts.
Education: Michigan
State University, East Lansing, MI --
B.A., Psychology Publications: Advanced Art Critique, College of Marin
text, 2005-06 Affiliations: Marin
Arts Council, San Rafael CA Gallery Representation:
Public Art:
Selected Exhibitions: "Intersections III" by fiber Dimensions, Herbst Hall, Presidio, San Francisco, CA 2006 San Francisco Art Institute, Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2006 Pence Gallery “fiber Dimensions”, Davis, CA Spring 2006 Artisans Gallery, Juried “Absolutely Abstract“ Exhibit, San Rafael, CA 2006 Marin Art & Garden Center, Marin Society of Artists, Open Craft & Sculpture Exhibits, Juried, Ross, CA 1998, 2005, 2006 O’Hanlon Center for the Arts, “Buzz” Curated, Mill Valley, CA 2005 California Ceramic Artists Annual Exhibitions, Davis, CA 2004, 2005 Art of Politics Juried Exhibit, Democracy For America, Sausalito, CA 2005 College of Marin Gallery, Juried Exhibits, Kentfield, CA 2002, 2005 Marin County Fair Juried Fine Arts Exhibits, Awards San Rafael CA, Awards, 2004, 2005, 2006
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