DATE | 2016 |
MEDIUM | Travertine Marble and Earthworks |
SIZE | 28′ X 28′ X 6′ |
Shadow of central solar marker stone, cut to angles of Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice sun altitude, falls on ground stones to record meaningful dates.…
Read More →DATE | 2015 |
MEDIUM | Travertine Marble and base |
SIZE | 6′ X 4′ x 6′ |
Shadow of central solar marker stone, cut to angles of Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice sun altitude, falls on ground stones to record meaningful dates.…
Read More →DATE | 1989 |
MEDIUM | Concrete and Steel |
SIZE | 24′ X 22′ X 24′ |
This piece is the first of two sculptures referencing the Rancho Pacifico land grant area (now parts of Long Beach and Compton, CA).…
Read More →DATE | 1989 |
MEDIUM | Concrete and Steel |
SIZE | 34′ X 34′ X 24′ (including planting circle) |
Three vertical elements are aligned to sunrise and sunset points on the horizon at Winter/Summer Solstices (Lt., Rt), and north/south (the central vertical).…
Read More →DATE | 1989 |
MEDIUM | Fabricated Bronze |
SIZE | 18′ X 18′ X 24′ |
Located on Hunting Drive in Monrovia, CA, this piece is oriented toward the North Star and suggests a cubic Earth symbol with wings (or solar panels?).…
Read More →DATE | 1988 |
MEDIUM | Concrete and Steel |
SIZE | 44′ X 36′ X 7′ (installation size) |
Located on Huntington drive in Monrovia, CA, this piece is derived from ancient stone dolmens found worldwide.…
Read More →DATE | 1987 |
MEDIUM | Concrete and Steel |
SIZE | 16′ X 8′ X 7′ |
Across the street from Monrovia Sunshapes on Huntington Drive in Monrovia, CA, this piece is oriented toward the Summer Solstice sunset and Winter Solstice sunrise at that location.…
Read More →DATE | 1987 |
MEDIUM | Found steel parts and Earthworks |
SIZE | 210′ X 80′ X 18′ |
This permanent solar-aligned installation was built to preserve a memory of the previous U.S. Steel plant site.…
Read More →DATE | 1986 |
MEDIUM | Concrete and Steel |
SIZE | 110′ X 50′ X 28′ |
Located in greater L.A. (City of Commerce, CA), a central tower with wind chimes is aligned facing due West (East behind), with flanking elements indicating Solstice and Equinox sunrise/sunset positions on the horizon.…
Read More →DATE | 1986 |
MEDIUM | Painted Steel and Earthworks |
SIZE | 45′ X 32′ X 30′ |
Fabricated from salvaged parts of the obsolete U.S. Steel plant, the “Sunwheel” directs light through the diagonal steel tube into an underground chamber twice a year.…
Read More →DATE | 1985 |
MEDIUM | 16′ X 9′ X 30′ |
SIZE | Stainless Steel |
Located at Commerce Business Park in the City of Commerce, CA, this piece frames the entrance into the building.…
Read More →DATE | 1984 |
MEDIUM | Concrete and Steel |
SIZE | 8′ X 8′ X 10′ |
One of several solar-aligned public sculptures derived from ancient stone dolmens. A “notch” in the circular, south-facing “capstone” element allows a beam of sunlight to fall on the tallest vertical element, indicating the summer and winter solstices.…
Read More →Created in 1983 for the Denny’s World Headquarters in Anaheim, CA, the atrium installation included five kinetic, hanging aluminum elements. When entry doors on the first floor were opened and closed, changing air currents in the atrium randomly moved the elements. …
Read More →DATE | 1982 |
MEDIUM | Patinaed Brass |
SIZE | 28′ X 6′ X 30′ |
Seven suspended elements suggest a progression of concept and emotion through their variations in form. I also conceived them as 3-D symbols akin to letters or words.…
Read More →DATE | 1982 |
MEDIUM | Painted Steel |
SIZE | 40′ X 40′ X 8′ |
Truck parts were originally cut from 5′ X 8′ steel plates, leaving these pieces to be scrapped. They were cut/”folded” and welded back together to create the five solar-aligned elements.…
Read More →DATE | 1981 |
MEDIUM | Steel |
SIZE | 50′ X 30′ X 28′ |
Ironically, the solar-aligned group came from a 62-ton, 40-foot long steel tube, part of equipment used at the U.S. Steel plant to make sections of the first Trans-Alaska oil pipeline. …
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