My wood art .... collected
I like sharing details of my collected wood pieces. They help show how my work has changed over the years. And how it has remained the same. How the wood art evolved into abstract wall sculptures. How my turned pieces grew into turned & sculpted.
If you would like to get into the real nitty gritty and learn more about my ‘no steaming and no bending’ process, I invite you to visit Creating Wood Art.
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In private collectionBrain Scan (Self Portrait) : Without a doubt, rhododendron is the hardest, most dense... -
In private collectionClick images to view larger versions An honored and timely piece Collectors play a role in...
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In private collectionChocolate Twist : The execution of Chocolate Twist and Chocolate Twist II proved...
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In private collectionThe deep penetrations and shelves of this burl wood sculpture are my abstract interpretation...
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In private collectionConfluence : This wall sculpture was my first attempt at creating a three dimensional...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions Flowing out of the desert The wood for this piece...
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In private collectionDown Force : like Up Draft, is also a mobius band – this time...
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In private collectionEscher Tide : This wall sculpture is named in his honor and sculpted with...
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In private collectionFirst Born : Set aside for almost four years because the refinement and sanding...
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In private collectionI am humbled to have been commissioned and entrusted with this baptismal font project,...
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In private collectionSigned and delivered. Wood and glass sculpture commission is named GENESIS. Pollitt...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions Microbial Beauty While I was hiking in Hunterdon County, N.J.,...
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In private collectionMorph : Although I’ve often said that I will take my inspiration wherever...
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In private collectionMorph III : has a maturity that I hope will carry an entire series...
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In private collectionMorph IV : A long vertical tunnel runs the entire length of the piece....
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In private collectionMorph IX : The question was "How far can I push the limits,...
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In private collectionMorph V : I purposely selected a wood whose grain and figure would not...
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In private collectionMorph VIII : Everything about this piece was just plain nuts. It's one...
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In private collectionMorph X : I do love the outcome of the movement and tight undulations....
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In private collectionMorph XI embodies my favorite sweeps and sensuous curves, but it also displays a...
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In private collectionMorph XII : One aspect of my designs that I have not discussed...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions Scarce and loved Walnut burls are scarce. Walnuts are not...
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In private collectionNew Wave : This piece insisted on showing off soft lines and wide broad...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions Turned and sculpted Cherry Burl Amphora Turned, then sculpted in cherry...
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In private collectionPompeii : The shape of the “blank” and the character of the wood significantly...
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In private collectionRa : Ancient vessels that were produced around the Mediterranean rim especially captivate...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions Enthusiastic expression from Rhododendron This piece is sculpted from a...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions 100 year old fish This piece of wormy chestnut is...
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In private collectionSplash Dance : For an amorphous mass of maple burl, the question “Should...
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In private collectionDistressed curly white oak burl found as a pickup truck wheel chock earns its...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions Mole to tortoise? This piece of red oak burl was...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions Naturally light I found this limb of a large cedar...
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In private collectionTrapeze : Designing Trapeze was as much presenting Nature's inherent beauty as it was...
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In private collectionUp Draft : One night I dreamed about a pile of ribbon being lifted...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions Negative strength My aim with Wind Drift was to limit size and,...
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In private collectionClick images to view larger versions A re-birth Hiking near Ken Lockwood Gorge in Hunterdon County,...