gallery / installations

Grotesque Arabesque GROTESQUE: the distortion or warping of an image that is reflected in the water of a cave. ARABESQUE: an elaborative application of repeating geometric forms that often echo the forms of nature. vashon1w Homage to Burle Marx
Homage to L.& F.Gilbreth IMG_3937w aqua.sheet.w Civita Residency
Luminous Reeds 22'w x 18'l x 6'h; florescent acrylic rods; ©2010 theatrical gel, rope, paint, wood, steel: ©2008 Vibrating Indigo
Drip IV DRIP IV 2007 Tubing, Fiber Optics, Resin 18" x 36" x 75"; Glass, Resin, Steel, Lighting; ©2008 Drip
Smash SMASH Consolidated Works Gallery, Seattle The final gallery exhibition inspired by the imminant destruction of the gallery. The 2- 5' diameter "wrecking balls" hang on giant chains on either side of an exhibition wall. The wall and balls have microphones in them so as the audience smashes the balls through the wall (destroying the wall) the tone of the balls striking the walls or each other are then modified and deepened through amplified subwoofers and re--verb that echoes the resonant "smash" throughout the building. Victorian healing color and light theory matched specific colors to symptoms. Standing in the colored light was said to heal you of your condition. This practice led to the popularization of stain glass windows in residential homes. Healing through the hydrolux
Three Rings ThreeRings3 Honey Dippers, detail. Special Thanks to: Jeremy Edwards, Steve Monsey, Kevin Spitzer, Seattle City Light and the Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs Honey Dippers
Generation Generation 2003. A series of 22' long "streetlight sperm" danced through the decomissioned Georgetown (steam) Powerplant Museum. ILLUMINATION / ENLIGHTENMENT Installation using various forms of "illumination" referencing earth mounds, religious candle lighting and quantum physics. Illumination / Enlightenment
(Inner/Outer) Space Forms lace.only portholes.train Portals
Immuno.Envir.Corollary This project was documentation of an installation done in the woods on Bainbridge Island. Its final format was 3 large-scale Cibachrome prints that are part of the City of Seattle's Portable Works Collection. This project was a meditation on the correlation between new emergent diseases/conditions and the unintentional results of manufacturing process that make their way into the environment and ultimately into our bodies. Part of the underground catacombs, the SNAKE CAVERN contains red neon snakes under a bed of black foundry sand. Grotto of the Flame Serpent
IV Fire Columns IV Fire Columns 2'x2'x6'h Sculptures designed as "guardian" door pieces for the side of a medical building. Glass columns contain water and IV tubing. Below illuminated gas bubbles rise to the surface and erupt into flame.