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Sequential Clay
Half life-size male nude in bronze. Standing pose. Sequential Figures have random bronze flashing patterns, an aspect of a specialized casting method, making each piece unique.
2012
Fine Arts, Sculpting
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Bonneville Reliquary
A series of five monumental outdoor bronze sculptures of Bonneville Cutthroat trout swimming through hoops, which are allegorical of a river, and two low relief medallions.
2012
Fine Arts, Sculpting
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Greenman
Multiple plus-life size faces and heads in ceramic, set in the Sundance River at Sundance, Utah. The forms are slowly destroyed by the elements.
2012
Fine Arts, Sculpting
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Salt In Suspension
A monumental mobile in the library atrium created from steel, salt block, and salt stone with inlaid LED programmable lights (35’x15’x25’), and a series of three wall hanging forms created from salt, with inscribed text, and internal LCD lighting (3.5’x 4’ x4” ea).
2012
Architecture, Fine Arts, Sculpting
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Selene in Crescent
Half life-size female figure, abstractly represented in Alabaster; figure is reclining with arched back and twined arms / twined legs.
2012
Fine Arts, Sculpting
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Pythagoras
Pythagoras was commissioned for the Pioneer Police Precinct Building, with the intent of uniting the community and the police. These five sculptures portray the universal language of basic shapes common to all humanity. The four interior works focus on mathematical laws inherent to the circle, square, and triangle demonstrate underlying orders of nature, expressing The Golden Section as described by the Greek scholar Pythagoras through shape extrapolations derived from the Mayan calendar. Each form is six feet in diameter.
The 20' exterior form symbolizes the teamwork of officers to uphold law. The forces of lost-wax casting mark the bronze to convey the difficulties of the application of law. This piece stands in relation to the nearby memorial for officers fallen in the line of duty. The universality of the formal language speaks across cultures, and carries an ideology of the highest goals of humanity for positive societal order. 2012 Architecture, Fine Arts, Sculpting -
Bronze Pour
documenting the process of pouring bronze
2012
Engineering, Fine Arts, Sculpting
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Entropy Bales
4'x3' acrylic paintings of hay bales that came apart in the baler and slumped, allegorical to my cattle ranching father dying of cancer.
2012
Fine Arts, Painting