WATER AND FIRE SCULPTURES
These sculptures were created from a meditation on how to distill nature’s beauty into the purest presentation of art. Drawing on a multitude of philosophical, religious, and ancient cultural references to the elements: fire, water, earth, and space, these works were a rich exploration of materiality and spirituality.
Untitled, 1992. Black sand, water, fire, copper, propane.
1' x 7' x 7'
Untitled (night view), 1992. Black sand, water, fire, copper, and propane.
1' x 7' x 7'
Untitled, 1992. Glass, wood, light, and electronics. 7" x 24" x 18"
Untitled, 1992. Glass, black sand, water, electrically charged crystal, and silicone. 5" x 14" x 14"
Untitled, 1992. Granite, green rocks, beeswax, water, surgical tubing, and water pump. 7'6" x 2'6" x 2'6" at base
Untitled, 1992. Glass, cotton, wood, vegetable oil, essential oils, and fire. 12" x 20" diameter each
LAYERS PAINTINGS
This is a selection of images of early paintings inspired by forms found in nature. Some were made by experimenting with thin layers of paint, while others were created from thick textured layers of paint.
This is a selection of images of early paintings inspired by forms found in nature. Some were made by experimenting with thin layers of paint, while others were created from thick textured layers of paint.
