This piece is inspired by the vibrant physical qualities of the wave, which were captured by setting up dynamic relationships between the various components of the piece and the viewer.
The sculpture is self-supporting and has no internal supports; the double curvature of the bent steel rods increases its stability so it has structural properties similar to that of shell structures.
Riverside Park and 145th Street
Riverside Park opening, May 22, 2019
12” x 5” x 10”h Steel
2024
Back
24" x36" x 20"h
Steel
2023
Maquette for 12’ high public sculpture.
2024
2023 5" x 40" x 10" h Steel
Metal mesh on lacquered wood base
26” x 64” x 17” h
2021
Mesh detail
14” x 8” x14”
Steel
2023
14” x 8” x 14”
Steel
2023
2024 6" x 12" x 18" Steel
6" x 8" x 24"h
Steel
2024
24” x 24” x 20”
Steel
2023
24” x 24” x 20”
Steel
2023
36” x 20” x 18”
Steel
2023
2012
Blackened Steel
4"x4"x8"
2013
Blackened Steel
10"x12"x16"
Steel, 5" x 6" x 10", 2023
Steel, 5”x6”x10”, 2023
2015
Blackened Steel Cut Nails / Wood
10"x10"x20"
Painted Steel
10” x 6” x 8”
Brushed Aluminum
Kinetic- 3’ daimeter
Brushed Steel
34” x 5” x 6”
Welded cut nails and wood
10” x 3” x 24”
Welded cut nails.
7” x 5” x 5”
Steel and wood
10” x 5” x 20”
Concrete and steel rods
12” x 12” x 16”
Steel
2023