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I’m inspired when I can take my imagination into tangible reality. I choose to do this in metal because of its strength and durability. The formal and serious side of art can come on too strong, so I like playful work that has fun and jiggles sensibilities in an amusing way. I enjoy making things that people will want to touch - things that invite beholders to play and interact with shape, volume and patterns of space and light - even if just by looking or passing by. Taking mute material from the ground and forging it into significant form is a wonderful and challenging adventure, one that for me, is lasting a lifetime. |
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