Mayan House lighting
1" thick plate glass, forged bronze
dimensions each fixture 25x25x10"; eight fixtures
made for Paul Lamb Architects, Abode Design
May 2005
Kiln cast glass fixtures emulate Mayan jade ear flares, with a decidedly Art Deco flavor.
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Coupland, Texas
Granite, concrete, wood, metal, glass
made for Various Clients
July 2011
This is July 14, 2011. This is a typical day for us in Coupland, Texas.
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The Umasi Collection
Recycled and repurposed materials
made for Product Line
January 2005
The Umasi Collection is specifically designed to blur the line between furniture and sculpture - with perfect panels that collide into organic elements.
Because Umasi is largely built of salvaged materials, it clearly comments on the nature of our consumer society. But it's also a ready platform for other forms of social commentary, with references to art history, contemporary culture, and even the politics of war.
We hope you enjoy Umasi.
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Wave Sculpture
Forged steel and decorative glass
made for Hawkins Residence
July 2011
This is a wall-mounted sculpture to suggest waves crashing on the shore. The steel is forged and twisted, and the colored glass bubbles are posted off the wall to allow the light to pass through the bubbles and create colored shadows on the wall.
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Caryatids
Ceramic
September 2011
These two ceramic sulptures stand between 5 and 6 feet tall. They will be installed at my home to be a part of the water catchment system.
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OBJECTS
wood
dimensions small objects
made for David Amdur
January 2000
Objects are carved and shaped daily in the shop
as commissions, fabrications, models, and sculptures.
Usually a very detailed drawing is required to begin...
or perhaps ... just the memory of a dream.
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