Bunker #1, 2012
redwood & fir
26” x 26” x 91”
redwood & fir
26” x 26” x 91”
Bunker #2, 2012
redwood & fir
31” x 32” x 108”
redwood & fir
31” x 32” x 108”
Detail of Bunker #2, 2012
Rafters, 2010
wood and metal, 6.5' x 8.5' x 4'
wood and metal, 6.5' x 8.5' x 4'
Basin and Range [front view], 2009
wood, metal, 22' x 8' x 11'
installed at Root Division, San Francisco, CA
wood, metal, 22' x 8' x 11'
installed at Root Division, San Francisco, CA
Basin and Range [back view], 2009
wood, metal, 22' x 8' x 11'
installed at Root Division, San Francisco, CA
wood, metal, 22' x 8' x 11'
installed at Root Division, San Francisco, CA
detail of Basin and Range, 2009
Basin and Range study, 2009
wood, 10.3' x 9.5' x 7.5'
wood, 10.3' x 9.5' x 7.5'
Dormer #1, 2009
wood and metal, 8' x 4' x 2.5'
wood and metal, 8' x 4' x 2.5'
Wave #1 [front view], 2010
wood, 7' x 4' x 1.3'
wood, 7' x 4' x 1.3'
Wave #1 [back view], 2010
wood, 7' x 4' x 1.3'
wood, 7' x 4' x 1.3'
Transitions #1 [roof], 2008
wood, metal, 12' x 12' x 3.5'
wood, metal, 12' x 12' x 3.5'
Hill #3, 2008
wood, 12' x 12' x 4'
installed at Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco Art Institute
wood, 12' x 12' x 4'
installed at Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco Art Institute
Hill #1 [urban carpetbagger], 2008
wood, carpet, 41" x 41 "x 64"
wood, carpet, 41" x 41 "x 64"
Artist Statement
I explore the intersection of natural and human constructed environments. My interest is how these environments affect us physically and psychologically.
I create hybrid forms, mixtures of organic and synthetic, new and old, memorable and discarded, forms that take their surroundings into consideration, forms that are mixtures of the known and unknown.
The San Francisco Bay Area inspires me with its “in-between areas”, areas between city and country, urban and rural, nature and culture. Differentiations between land, sea and sky change with cycles of weather and tides. New hybrid landscapes are created, mixtures of concrete, sea, structures, hills, flora, coasts and fog.
I explore the intersection of natural and human constructed environments. My interest is how these environments affect us physically and psychologically.
I create hybrid forms, mixtures of organic and synthetic, new and old, memorable and discarded, forms that take their surroundings into consideration, forms that are mixtures of the known and unknown.
The San Francisco Bay Area inspires me with its “in-between areas”, areas between city and country, urban and rural, nature and culture. Differentiations between land, sea and sky change with cycles of weather and tides. New hybrid landscapes are created, mixtures of concrete, sea, structures, hills, flora, coasts and fog.
