ARCHITECTURAL
When integrating sculpture with existing architecture, I develop unique works that blend with the environment, style, and social context of the particular space. This requires careful study of meaning of the architecture, the relationship of the space to environmental factors like light, colors and building materials already present, and the locations larger historical context.
KATE, ALAN, JAVIER, SLOANIE
Taravel police station, 2345 24th Ave., San Francisco, California
33“ x 75“ x 23“ Concrete, fiberglass, steel, 1995
HOMAGE TO HUNTINGTON BEACH
Golden West and Garfield Streets, Huntington Beach, CA
6‘ x 7‘ x 3‘ (4 parts each) Concrete and fiberglass, 1999
ARCH OF ELY
390 Lytton St. Palo Alto, CA
28' x 14' x 2' Concrete, fiberglass, integral pigment, steel, epoxy, electronics, 1998
THE WAY IT WAS (8 sculptures)
El Camino Real and Matilda Ave., Sunnyvale, CA
52” x 37” x 21” Concrete and bronze, 2006
HEADWATERS
192 Lytton St. Palo Alto, CA
10' x 6' x 2' Forton gypsum, fiberglass, bronze, ceramic, epoxy, 1997
PROGRESS
401 Litton and High St., Palo Alto, CA
Four groups each 61” x 16” x 8”, Epoxy bronze and steel, 1998