Collective Unconsciousness — Artists' Salute                           

Mixed Media: Black walnut veneer, #3B Eagle drawing pencil, pedestal. 60" h x 12" width.

Exhibited in the International Sculpture Conference, Toronto.

As representative for the artists’ world, I used archetypical cross cultural, universal forms/symbols to honor here.

             Egg

                          Mixed Media: cold caste bronze (resin and bronze pigment), door jams, pedestal 60" h x 36" w

                          Exhibited at Jamaica Arts Center, 1986.

                          New York Newsday, featured front page article/photo in community section. Invented material and process with                           chemist while Artist in Residence at Henry Street.

                          Circuit    

Metal cross, brass hoop, shadows, 42" diameter.

The orbiculated path of a cross, documented at various stations on its course.

Maquette for Eros, in situ

                          Maquette, approximately 10" in height of painted clay photographed in outdoor park.

                          Proposed piece — limestone pillar and marble sphere with inset glass eyes.

                                                 Global Vision

Outdoor sculpture for suburban lawn. Laminated wood covered with wax, inset glass eyes, recycled pillar,

cement/hair/pigment mixture at pediment

62" h x18" diameter

Work-in-progress, studio shot.

Holiday Dinner

Staged pyrotechnic piece sponsored by NYFA.

Dressed table, which bursts into flames every 15 minutes. The experience is a big part of this work, which is more theatre or a "happening" than anything else.

Fire proof and retardant materials keep the table and cloth intact.

                                     Urban Wave

Molded plastic—inspired by wave form fabricated in studio. 15’ long (projected size)

Proposal for Children in the City Exhibition.

                         Untitled

                                                                              2000 pieces of Bazooka Bubble Gum. 9" diameter.

                                                                              Parsons Faculty Exhibit: LESS IS MORE, 1990