Wood, brass rod, thread, wire, dog hair, shellac.
9 × 9 × 27 inches
2022
This was the third attempt to make this piece. The base broke once and the other time the rods were wood and splintered. In the end, it took about 20 hours to complete.
Greenbrier vine, wood dowels, cheesecloth, shellac, thread, twine, and resin.
8.5’ x 8.5’ x 4.5’
2023
This piece was created for the solo exhibition, ‘Avoid Pointing at the Moon. It’s Rude.’ at Westobou Gallery in Augusta, Ga. The photograph above is from Gathered VI at MOCA-GA. It was dismantled following its inclusion in ArtFields 2024.
Brass rod, wood, thread, and shellac.
44 x 44 x 32
2023-2024
This piece was begun during the ‘multitude’ production. It was completed in ten days the following summer.
Paper, tape, thread, cheesecloth, shellac, and resin.
14 x 10 x 3 inches
2024
This is a 1”:1’ scale model of a sculptural installation. The second maquette had the tubes separated and fanning out.
Wood, wire, thread, vine, plastic balls, cheesecloth, shellac, zip-ties, and resin.
14x11x11
2025
This is a singular piece, though it is also a prototype of a component of a larger piece. The larger piece would be comprised of around 15 of these forms, all connected via their rounded parts with their points directed inwards.
This sculpture will be around 30” tall and comprised of the following: brass rod, thread, wood dowels, metal rings, cloth, long grass, cheesecloth, cotton, shellac, and resin.
‘house’ will be approximately 3.5’ tall. Designs are complete and materials have been acquired.
This sketch is watercolor pencil on watercolor paper. I created this as a classroom example at school. The sculptural version will be comprised of chicken wire, dowels, and shellac. It will be approximately 3.5’ in diameter and 5” deep.
Wood, chicken wire, cheesecloth, paper, shellac, hot glue, and resin.
16 x 12 x 4 inches
2025
This is a prototype of the components for the modular installation planned for a solo exhibition at Sumter County Gallery of Art. I will create around 200 of these.
This is from my move out day from the vacant retail space I used the summer of 2023.