This is one in a series of three bronze pieces I created using a "Waste Wax" process.  

Carved out of a 400lb perfectly square block of Danby White Marble.

I carved this piece from Black Cherry Wood and burned-in kanji symbolism.  I sourced white and purple sands from Nauset Beach on Cape Cod.     

I carved this piece in Basswood and used a mohair wool/silk blended yarn for hair.

Interesting side note: I severed a tendon in my left hand while carving this piece.  I required surgery and PT before being able to complete it.

I coupled a found coyote skull with a head I sculpted using Celluclay and sea shells on a bronze armature.  

This piece symbolizes the the natural fusion between our deeply personal fears, desires, and spiritually, all too often repressed.  

This piece was inspired by Auguste Rodin's work which I have studied endlessly.   

This torso was carved in white Danby Marble.  This is a tribute to the breast cancer survivors I have been inspired by.