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.
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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!
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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.
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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.
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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