SCULPTURE
Dead Olive Tree
Aluminum and copper wire.
25" x 25" x 15"
2025
In addition to taking top sculpture prize in the Fitchburg Art Museum's 89th Regional Exhibition in the summer of 2025, Dead Olive Tree was also in Children of War exhibition at Babson College in the spring of 2025.
Puteh
Copper and aluminum wire
30" x 42" x 24"
2025
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Suspended Peace
Copper wire, aluminum wire, lace paper, monofilament, origami cranes, cellophane, roving for filling, and threads.
96" x 25" x 25"
2025
Saori weaving.
60" x 38" x .5"
2023
Strange Fruit
This was my first wire sculpture created after attending a workshop with Hannah Vogel in wire and fiber sculpture.
Wire, pods, chain
approx 36 inches in diameter
2022
It's A New Day
This Saori weaving was inspired by Hokusai’s woodblock print The Wave.' Building on that influence, I mounted the weaving on a handmade, cradled wooden panel and added two wooden wedges on each side to suggest the break of dawn. The forms also evoke cranes flying at different heights over a body of water in the early morning light. Created after several years marked by COVID and collective hardship, this piece conveys an optimistic message of renewal and hope. It reflects the belief that no matter how difficult the present moment may be, there is always a new morning ahead. On a deeper level, It's
A New Day speaks to resilience—the assurance that the sun will rise again, and that tomorrow brings the promise of light, movement, and possibility.
(detail)
Saori weaving, wood dowels,
origami cranes, pine
approx. 36 x 72 x 4 inches
2021
