Work
Holding, 2026
Contact becomes transformation. Transformation requires adaptation.
Selected sculpture
What Passes Through, 2026
14 in. H × 7 in. Dia.
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Bones of the Desert, 2026
8 in. H × 10 in. W × 6 in. D
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Projects and earlier work
Earth architectureHyperadobe HomeAn off-grid earthen home in Tombstone, Arizona: twelve feet tall, fifteen feet wide, about 275,000 pounds of hand-sifted clay, sand and a little cement.EP-HYPER-01Hyperadobe Home: exteriorThe building from outside, in its latest state. Cover image. Public sculpturePit Fire RattlesnakeA sculpture seven feet wide, tall and deep for the Pit Fire Festival at Cochise College, built with students in the college's 3D Design program.EP-PIT-01Pit Fire: full sculpture with peopleThe full sculpture at the festival, people for scale. Cover and video poster. PaintingsEarly BeginningsEarly paintings and works on paper, and the first place I explored fragmentation and reconfiguration.EP-PAINT-01Painting 1A selected early painting or work on paper, flat and square-on CeramicsPrevious WorksSelected ceramic work preceding Holding.EP-RUST-01Rust Becoming: main imageA Rust Becoming piece in full. Also the Previous Works cover.


