Studio #33, Open Oct 7, 8, 14, 15

Art is an expression of passion. For me that passion is my love for nature and the wildlife in it. Most of my sculptures are portrayals of the personalities I imagine in the animals that I encounter in everyday life on my farm where my studio is located. There I am surrounded by the natural beauty of the land, and am constantly inspired by wildlife and the subtle changing beauty of the farm. My equestrian sculptures are symbolic of emotions that I felt during and after significant events in my life. Lost wax is my method and I am self taught. I cast my first piece during the summer of 2016.

During the isolation of Covid, I began working in encaustic and am adapting to the freedom of creating abstract art in contrast to the precision of my sculpture.