Adagio
Adagio: Is a symphonic movement played slowly. It is also a ballet movement that is about fluidity and grace.
Adagio | 12″ h, 7″ diameter | Kiln cast crystal | Copper Blue | SOLD
Traver Gallery
Traver hosts Pollitt Reception
The event at Traver Gallery in Seattle on 9/18 was just grand! We presented four of my new works, three other glass sculptures and Morph VI from my wood sculpture series.
Traver unveils New Work
Four of my newest glass sculptures will be exhibited for the first time at a Traver Gallery event in Seattle on Sept 18th…Fluid Dynamics, Escape Velocity, Ode to Morph and Splash. In all, Traver will show seven of my works that evening. It feels like a glass society “coming out party” to me!
Brain Scan joins glass collection
As you can see Brain Scan is a wood sculpture. But it has just joined a very distinguished glass collection.
2010 brought my expansion into sculptural cast glass
While I thrive on new challenges, this has been a real push for me. Working with a new set of tools and materials was daunting and frustrating at first.
Unfathomable
On a previous sculpture, I began working with the idea of colliding lines. Attempting to create the illusion of one line passing through another, it was a difficult visual element to pull off. I love the translucent marine blue glass.
Unfathomable | 1′-6″ h, 8″ diameter | Kiln cast crystal | Aquamarine | SOLD by Traver Gallery
Mystic Light
Engineering plays a central role in my designs. Not very romantic, I know, but the undulating and double back curves are planned engineering elements designed to support things like cantilevers. I love cantilevers, as you’ll notice, when you take a look at Mystic Light.
Mystic Light | 12″ h, 7″ dia | Kiln cast crystal | Dark Orange Red | SOLD by Traver Gallery