My work over the past several years has looked closely at cross-cultural references.  I have traveled extensively to many countries working with other artists. This has given me the ability to work across different cultural identities. My works look closely at space (not what space is but what it represents – a metaphor to space).

Many of my works relate to the vessel form. This in turn, reflects the image of the human form being the vessel along with some structural sculptural forms looking at architectural constructions being the tomb (a place of birth, a place of living, a place of death). Many of my pieces are constructed from steel, clay, bronze and sometimes stone. These in turn become a diagram of space.

In some cases, I work with installation performance pieces, producing large scale forms in the landscape made out of clay and firing them on site.

Many of the works vary in scale from a small bowl which can be held in the palm of your hand to a human scale which one can enter into like a dwelling.