Commission for the City of Rome, NY to enhance the Art Walk Corridor after being awarded the New York State of Brownfield Opportunity Funding.

Inspired by the determination and innovation of the people of Rome, NY, the arrangement of interactive and dynamic glowing resin sculptures top varying height steel columns. The sculptures are lit with interior LED cast in lighting for a dramatic evening presence.

The colors of the sculptures are inspired by Rome’s connection to water and the rich coppery patina of the steel columns references Rome’s reputation as the “Copper City”.

Installation in process as of February 2025

Commission for Dakota Wesleyan University to create a unique sculpture that would be “Dedicated to all the Women of Wesleyan, who serve as the bedrock of our past, support us in the present, and encourage the possibilities for our futures”.

Dedicated: September 28, 2022

Three linked abstract figurative sculptures cast in translucent “Dakota Blue” resin stand atop six brushed stainless steel multi-height pillars.

Inspired by its namesake geological wonders that I visited as a kid at Bryce Canyon, UT. These dramatic rock formations are very sculptural and often look like figures or animals. The color of Hoodoos is a reference to the waters that carved them and is also a celebration of the human spirit, inner light, and life.

Materials: Hand-tinted solid cast resin and CORTEN Steel.

Three of this limited edition of nine have been made in 2019 and exhibited continuously ever since in cities around the U.S. Currently, one has been acquired by the City of Rome, NY; one is on loan for 2 years to the public art collection of the city of Peoria, IL and the third is on tour to various cities such as Palm Desert, CA; Colorado Springs, CO; Springfield, MO; Olathe, KS; Orlando, FL and New York, NY (pictured)

Commission for the Nassau County Vietnam Veterans. This is a unique Veteran’s memorial symbolizing the powerful bond between all those who served. Two 12-foot tall soldier’s hands are bound together as one, with dog tag chain and set of anonymous tags hang in the hollow space to chime gently in the wind.

Materials: Stacked and engraved polished granite and cast cement map with bronze inlays marking battle locations and cast bronze sculpture.

Dedicated: Veteran’s Day 2006

Eisenhower State Park; Long Island, NY

Commission for the Fashion Center Business Improvement District and the NYC Department of Transportation to install thirty 10-foot tall sculptures along five city blocks on Broadway below Times Square as a temporary summer public art installation in 2011.

Materials: resin, wood, steel

After creating this piece in 2014, it was first featured at Nova’s Ark Sculpture Park in East Hampton, NY. From there, it traveled for numerous temporary installations in such places as Rye Town Park, NY; a Midtown Manhattan boutique hotel entrance piece; Springfield, MO, before being acquired by Pikes Peak Community College.

Materials: hand-tinted hollow cast resin and stainless steel

Solid cast figure sculpture in icicle clear resin with stainless steel armature and wooden base.

Temporary Installation in Rye Town Park as part of a large solo exhibition of my resin sculptures spread throughout the public part.

Commission for private collector’s penthouse terrace overlooking Central Park in NYC. Unique combination of figure and architectural wall element. Solid cast hand-tinted resin on stainless steel base (2017).

Figure sculpture solid cast in hand-tinted resin with custom airbrush fade up from base (2023), limited edition of 12.

New abstract figure sculpture small model intended for enlarging for public art proposal. Aqua resin cast with acrylic and wax hand-finished patina (2025).

New small-scale sculpture models intended for enlargement in public spaces. Aqua resin casting with hand-finished acrylic, enamel, and wax patina (2025).

New small-scale sculpture models intended for enlargement in public spaces. Aqua resin casting with hand-finished acrylic, enamel, ink, and wax patina (2025).

From a new collection of drawings resulting from an exploratory process involving self-portrait photography, digital manipulation, transferred to watercolor paper, and hand-finished with pencil, watercolor, and chalk.

From a new collection of drawings resulting from an exploratory process involving self-portrait photography, digital manipulation, transferred to watercolor paper, and hand-finished with pencil, watercolor, and chalk.

Winning proposal for the new Anne Frank Memorial at the Clinton Presidential Library i Little Rock, AR.

Completed in 2024, installation pending site preparation.

Consists of large bronze sculpture of a broken bough of a Horse Chestnut Tree, just like the one Anne gazed at daily from her hiding place. The broken branch symbolizes all the lives lost in the Holocaust and the near-circular cast cement riser under it is a reference to the geometry of the Star of David. The branch includes a welcoming quote across the central arch where visitors enter the space to look up together at the new growth branches reaching to the sky and the single blossoming bud, representing the hope that Anne represents for us now and in the future and offering an opportunity to practice empathy while learning about her life.