SCULPTURES

JOYOUS

BACKSEAT DRIVER 

This assemblage sculpture incorporates vintage pieces such as roller skate wheels, iron, porcelain doll head and foot, glass decanter top, candlestick holder, tuba manifold parts and car decals. The true back-seater Donald Duck is shouting out his usual instructions in perfect harmony.

MANDO IN TIME

MAESTRA

Spencer & I created Maestra together which reminded us of our time in Vencia, Italy.

DOS CORIZONES

IMAGINE

TREASURED SEA

EQUIS SERIES

KEYS IN THE KITCHEN

MARIPOSA FLIGHT WITHIN

THE WORLD BEYOND

ORBITAL LOGIC

EULAH’S SIDE SHOW

JOY RIDE!

HOMEWARD BOUND

MADAM FU’S TEA HOUSE

THE HUM OF A LULLABY

GIVE THE WORLD THE BEST YOU HAVE

NEED A LIFT?

Picture of 1918 coupe framed, outdoor faucet handle, food grinder gear, toy railroad tracks, vintage jewelry, postage stamps, key, gold string, feather headdress, calendar picture of New Bridges for the Seven Seas, by Erte 1919

CHEAP THRILLS

A holed piece of flagstone inspired this piece. Out of it grew a fun and crazy ride for these Tim Burton figures down a railroad track.

SILVER LINING

The Final Analysis 

Inspired by Mother Theresa poem, various universal images abound on this 3-d piece representing the road of a life. 

After A Shadow 

A space age appearing light comes from restaurant items, saw blades, held together with the world’s smallest and strongest magnets. Filter paper and lens are changeable to match one’s mood and temperament. It could have been a prop on The Jetsons.

MAMBO JIVE

MUN WAH's TEA POT

VISITING OZ

Fire Me Up 

This vintage lamp sits pretty in almost any setting. Filters, fire hose extension, unique shaped metal items (whose original purpose is anyone’s guess), old Edison bulb, and a sweet tiffany shade.

Across the Tsunami 

Born out of an assignment in a 3 dimensional art class and inspired by my grandson’s interest in the tsunami artist, this piece lives in the lid of an old 78 record player lid. One of a kind paper that bends and holds its shape created sculptural waves holding the two Chinese bamboo boats

TOOLS OF THE TRADE

FRAME OF MIND

Forgive them Anyway 

Mother Teresa’s poem inspired this framed piece, the first of many to come taken from her most famous poem on living life. Items are symbolic of forgiveness, making a shift, a change, and the goodness one experiences as it occurs.