


Juxtaposition
Outdoor, environmental sculpture captures the essence of nature, showcasing its intricate forms and textures. When we view sculpture, we compare it to it's environment. I want viewers to reflect on the relationship between nature and the spaces created by people. The most important question is, how do we respond and interact with a sculpture and nature? The environment isn't fragile; it will be here long after we are gone. We are the temporary & fleeting entity...

Cornucopia
The universe is a cornucopia of thoughts and philosophies. As we explore the depths of ourselves and expand our horizons, we realize the journey outward is also inward reflecting.

Agave Tequilana Alaskana
Temperatures can reach as low as -72F in Alaska. Webber blue agave can't live below a temperature of about 25F. This sculpture helps the viewer think about warmth, location, and satisfying endeavors.

Cornucopia
Overlooking the Fortymile River Valley, cornucopia stands as a testament to perseverance. In 1886, miners came to this valley and discovered placer gold. For many, the Fortymile region gave them sustenance. Cornucopia is fabricated out of steel and mixed media.

Agave Tequilana Alaskana
Super-alloy Inconel and stainless steel compose the form of an agave plant that can survive Alaskan temperatures.

Chugach Monumental
The Chugach Mountains are hosts to some of the most breathtaking and awe inspiring glaciers on earth. Immerse yourself in a world of ice and rock. Let the tranquility of this this environment inspire your spirit and ignite your sense of adventure.

Chugach Detail
The stainless steel spire strikes through the sky as the mountains open your gaze outwards. The base is steel, with a faux bronze patina. All outside corners of this sculpture are welds; not bent in a press brake.