Artist
Meeting of the Minds
When I was attempting to tackle 3 majors at Colorado State University, I had trouble organizing all my 2-D, 3-D and business course work in my head. This sculpture was to help connect them all.
Mixed media: Hot glue, telephone communication wires, and colored pencil on paper
18 in x 24 in x 10 in
2011
Meeting of the Minds
When I was attempting to tackle 3 majors at Colorado State University, I had trouble organizing all my 2-D, 3-D and business course work in my head. This sculpture was to help connect them all.
Mixed media: Hot glue, telephone communication wires, and colored pencil on paper
18 in x 24 in x 10 in
2011
10 Dead Spiders (Nothing to Fear)
Bronze
5 in x 5 in x 5 in approx. each
2011
10 Dead Spiders (Nothing to Fear)
Bronze
5 in x 5 in x 5 in approx. each
2011
Public Art: Chalk Art
Taylor Trish Freeman and I created this public art installation by making giant colored "sidewalk chalk" cylinders and placing them on Colorado State University's campus without any instructions while we observed from afar. After the first cylinder fell, it became a free-for-all for everyone's inner child.
Twelve 5 foot x 12 inch cylinders made of plaster and dye weighing at least 200 lbs each.
2011
Public Art: Chalk Art
Taylor Trish Freeman and I created this public art installation by making giant colored "sidewalk chalk" cylinders and placing them on Colorado State University's campus without any instructions while we observed from afar. After the first cylinder fell, it became a free-for-all for everyone's inner child.
Twelve 5 foot x 12 inch cylinders made of plaster and dye weighing at least 200 lbs each.
2011
Public Art: Chalk Art
Taylor Trish Freeman and I created this public art installation by making giant colored "sidewalk chalk" cylinders and placing them on Colorado State University's campus without any instructions while we observed from afar. After the first cylinder fell, it became a free-for-all for everyone's inner child.
Twelve 5 foot x 12 inch cylinders made of plaster and dye weighing at least 200 lbs each.
2011
Public Art: Chalk Art
Taylor Trish Freeman and I created this public art installation by making giant colored "sidewalk chalk" cylinders and placing them on Colorado State University's campus without any instructions while we observed from afar. After the first cylinder fell, it became a free-for-all for everyone's inner child.
Twelve 5 foot x 12 inch cylinders made of plaster and dye weighing at least 200 lbs each.
2011
A Bundle of Buddy
Inspired by my Australian Shepherd, Buddy.
Found wooden sticks and heavy metal wire.
3 ft x 6.5 ft x 3 ft
2011
Her & Him (Feminine/Masculine)
Alabaster Stones
24 in x 12 in x 10 in
2010
Trash Triptych
Mixed Media: Plaster, burlap, cigarettes, pinecones
4 ft x 24 in x 4 in
2010
Unlevel
Concrete and painted wood sculpture displayed on floor
3 ft x 8 in x 10 in
2010
Oiled Feather
My reaction to BP's oil spill.
Mixed media: glass box, wax, hot glue, paint, feather, and light
4 ft x 10 in x 10 in
2011
Oiled Feather
My reaction to BP's oil spill.
Mixed media: glass box, wax, hot glue, paint, feather, and light
4 ft x 10 in x 10 in
2011
Eaten by Metal
Suspended tree bark, fishing line, copper tape, and soldered metal
12 in x 4 ft x 12 in
2011
Eaten by Metal
Suspended tree bark, fishing line, copper tape, and soldered metal
12 in x 4 ft x 12 in
2011
Black Planet
Roofing tar, leaves, plaster, burlap, and wood
36 in x 36 in x 18 in each
2010
Black Planet
Roofing tar, leaves, plaster, burlap, and wood
36 in x 36 in x 18 in each
2010
Miniature Mammal
My first miniature art piece which inspired me to make the miniature animal oil paintings.
Mixed Media: Faux fur, magnets, wire, thread, foam, and hand warming packet.
2 in x 3 in x 1 in
2011
Miniature Mammal
My first miniature art piece which inspired me to make the miniature animal oil paintings.
Mixed Media: Faux fur, magnets, wire, thread, foam, and hand warming packet.
2 in x 3 in x 1 in
2011
