Bird is my latest sculpture. Bird is an Eagle working on dinner. Bird is made using recycled stainless steel flatware. The spoons and knifes and their parts are welded onto a mild steel armature. The wing span is a bit over four feet. Bird is a work in progress.
i-Naga is an updated version of the ancient god Naga. Thousands of years ago Naga represented a being that controlled the waters. If a sacrifice of some of the rice crop was not given to Naga, punishment came in the form of a monsoon. i-Naga represents conscience and consequence of todays society. i-Naga is angry at what we've done to the water and air and this time it'll be much more than a seasonal monsoon.
Motownous Resurrectus is made basically from automobile artifacts. The sculpture represents the rebirth of Detroit. This sculpture is approximately five feet tall.
Skull is slightly larger than an actual human skull. This sculpture is made from metal recycled from a wood stove that heated my home for around twenty years.It has a well earned patina.
Sir John was inspired by the New Testament story of the Centurion who trusted Jesus to heal his loved one. The name Sir John came about when a fellow metal shaper named John noted the resemblance to himself, thus Sir John. Sir John is made from recycled metal that once served as a shroud for a hot water tank.
Professor Drago, is my second dragon sculpture. Gesture of the face and hands give Professor Drago a whimsical characteristic. This sculpture lives in the "Windy City" in a private collection.
Agatha, my first dragon has a raw beauty,but a graceful flow. She will stand in her hind feet or on all fours. Agatha is now part of a private art collection.
