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Body of Urban Myth 1997 (Permanent site-specific sculpture for Sheridan Plaza in the City of Palo Alto) “BODY OF URBAN MYTH” is comprised of a Hellenistic female figure hoisting a cast bronze washing machine heroically overhead as a cascade of water pours from the open door of the machine into the fountain below. The bronze sculpture is in an ongoing dialogue with its companions: two replicas of classical Greek male

Samson (Permanent site-specific sculpture for the Sacramento International Airport) 1998-Present Samson is two 23-foot tall pillars constructed of over 700 pieces of refurbished luggage dating from the conceptual genesis of the airplane to the present. At the base of the towers of luggage are large carts, designed to emulate the luggage carts that are used by personnel to haul suitcases from the airport to the airpla

Photogenesis 1999 (Permanent site-specific sculpture for North SeaTac Park, King County WA) Three lamppost trees sprout and stand tall, their filaments like night flowers glow, pulsing at different rates and in multiple colors. The trunks appear to be covered in a rusty bark. This unexpected artistic medium cultivates a non-sequitur, a juxtaposition between icon and material. Once a virgin forest, later cut with nati

     

LABYRINTH 2001-2004 (Permanent site-specific sculptural installation for Yahoo!, Sunnyvale, California) “LABYRINTH” is a site-specific sculptural installation of five portals, arranged on the Yahoo! Headquarters public park, as a web without path or boundary. The portals are full-sized, seemingly random open doors attached to their door frames, each standing in a different part of the grassy, forested landscape. Each