In my abstract and figurative sculptures, I create stories that are based upon connections.  Abstractions use forms and space that may lead the viewer to ask: Will gravity cause the suspended heavy cubes to fall apart?  Will the balloons squeezed by the white metal boxes get free and fly away? What does it mean for the perforated steel in the totem to nearly disappear when the viewer looks through it?  The sculptures may remind people of what they have seen before even though they do not directly represent people or animals. 

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I want my sculptures to fit into and interact with the environment around them, from landscape and city streets to courtyards and institutional buildings. They will enhance what viewers feel when in those locations, whether they enjoy its safety and comfort or absorb the meaning of its culture. I intend to show how my sculpture can lead people to experience new perceptions and ideas about themselves and their daily environment.