BRONZES
Insects and Objects

Insects are sometimes strangely attracted to unnatural things that mirror shapes in nature. In my studio I stage these events like science projects. The contrast of the delicate life forms and hardware sets up a balancing act between us and nature. 
bronze sculpture insect and object
Hindge, bronze, 4x2x2”, 1995, Private Collection
bronze sculpture insect and object
Screw Eye, bronze, 1x2x1”, 1995, Private Collection
bronze sculpture insect and object
Nail, bronze, 1x4x1”, 1994, Private Collection
bronze sculpture insect and object
Nut, bronze, 2x2x1”, 1994, Private Collection
bronze sculpture insect and object
Can Opener, bronze, 1x5x1”, 1994, Private Collection

Pollination

These bronzes originated in my garden. My garden used to be a playground. It is just outside my studio which used to be a one-room school. It is through the process of growing, studying, modeling and casting that I present the fruits of my labors. 
bronze sculpture of insect and plant
Yellow Jacket, bronze, 16x3x2”, 1996, DeCordova Museum
bronze sculpture of insect and plant
Yellow Jacket, bronze, 16x3x2”, 1996, DeCordova Museum
bronze sculpture of insect and plant
Gourd, bronze, 12x5x4”, 1997, Private Collection
bronze sculpture of insect and plant
Gourd, bronze, 12x5x4”, 1997, Private Collection
bronze sculpture of insect and plant
Bloom, bronze, 8x4x3”, 1996
bronze sculpture of insect and plant
Bloom, bronze, 8x4x3”, 1996
bronze sculpture of insect and plant
Fruit, bronze, 9x3x3”, 1997
bronze sculpture of insect and plant
Fruit, bronze, 9x3x3”, 1997