Representation & Exhibition Portfolio

My current work—Strataforms and Strataform Paintings—marks a return to deeply personal studio practice, shaped by decades of working across sculpture, public art, and material experimentation. These new pieces explore themes of time, erosion, and layered memory, drawing from the exposed geologic strata I encounter on daily hikes near the Pacific. Sculpted in hand-manipulated paper or built through textured surface and color, they invite reflection and quiet resonance.

While public commissions have been central to my career, my focus is now on gallery representation and museum exhibition.

Also included is a recent series of works on paper, in which a single brushstroke can imbue the surface with meaning—echoing the idea that a solitary act can lead to transformative change. These pieces, rooted in gesture, light, and restraint, reflect my ongoing interest in the interplay between material and metaphor.

Strataform sculpture installation inspired by the coastal cliffs.

Strataform wall installation, #70115, 76 x 156 x 5 inches, paper, PVA, rope, stainless steel cable

Strataform Sculptures, Strataform Paintings, and One Series on Paper

Public Art and Installations