Small sculptures

2000
9.5x 9.5x 10 in. (24x24x25cm)
Broken car glass, butterfly, medical equipment, metal

2002
Paper, mother of pearl, plaster, earth.
32x10x8 in. (80x25x20cm)

Paper

2003
Paper, wood.
8 x 9 x 9 in. (20x23x23cm)

2004
Plaster, ink.
21x9x9 in. (53x23x23cm)

2003
Bone, sinew, Venetian plaster, stone.
12x14x10 in.(30x35x25cm)

2003
Bone, venetian plaster.
18x11x8in. (45x 28x 20cm)

2006
Plaster, bone, stone.
10x8x7in. (25x20x18cm)
In private collection.

2013
21.5 x 28 x 18 in.
Found animal ribs, rice paper, blown eggs, wood covered with Venetian plaster.
In private collection.

2011
Bamboo, Metal
72 x 36 x 10 in.

2002-2006

a selection.

In NYC before 9/11, I made sculptures and assemblages with found objects and man-made materials.

After 9/11 happened, I could't make anything for months. I sublet my apartment and

started traveling solo in the US.

I drove my '82 Coupe deVille with my German shepherd dog in the back seat, and left for 3 months at a time.

The first place I ended up in was the desert of West Texas, south of Marfa.

There I ended up managing Chinati Hot Springs, in the winter of 2002.

In that beautiful and stark environment, I started working again. Inspired by the fossils, geology, plants and animals I encountered in the desert. From then on, I started making sculptures predominately with natural materials, wood, bones I found etc,

For the next 10 years I would leave NYC in the summers and make art in various remote places: on a ranch in Eastern Arizona, in a dry cabin in Montana, a tipi in Colorado, in Nova Scotia, etc.

Each place influenced me and informed my art.