DATE | 2016 |
MEDIUM | Mixed Media: Digital composite, photographs, tubes, wood |
SIZE | 20' x 24' x 8' |
DATE | 2013 |
MEDIUM | Found object and Digital Photo |
SIZE | 46″ X 44″ X 3″ |
One wall of my children’s long-abandoned playhouse (with a window) is combined with related wood elements and a digital photo of itself in the central window.…
Read More →DATE | 2010 |
MEDIUM | Steel and Found Materials |
SIZE | 6′ X 6′ X 8′ |
Symbolizes the threat of Global Warming. An antique, worn-down shovel, used to maintain the acequia (irrigation ditch) in El Valle, NM, is interred inside cemetery fencing filled with metal “crops’.…
Read More →DATE | 2006 |
MEDIUM | Steel, Wood, Found Materials |
SIZE | 6′ X 6″ X 8′ |
Symbolizes the threat of Global Warming. An antique, worn-down shovel, used to maintain the acequia (irrigation ditch) in El Valle, NM, is interred inside “cemetery fencing” filled with metal “crops’.…
Read More →DATE | 1985 |
MEDIUM | Birch Plywood |
SIZE | 36″ X 25″ X 64″ |
Trashmaster Toads on Eco-earth recycle non-bio-degradables into solar collectors on Eco Earth. See: https://www.facebook.com/EcoAnimalAdventure/?ref=bookmarks…
Read More →DATE | 1985 |
MEDIUM | Oak-Veneered Plywood |
SIZE | 32″ X 28″ X 30″ |
Sculptural interpretation of a Mobius Moth featured in Adventure to Eco Earth: Eco Animals! see: https://www.facebook.com/EcoAnimalAdventure/?ref=bookmarks…
Read More →DATE | 1984 |
MEDIUM | Plywood |
SIZE | 36″ X 20″ X 40″ |
One of a series of fantastical animals made from recycled plywood in the 1980s.…
Read More →DATE | 1984 |
MEDIUM | Plywood |
SIZE | 20″ X 16″ X 30″ |
Sculptural interpretation of the Hovering Hogcraft found in Adventure to Eco Earth: Eco Animals! The Children’s book, by Rick and Lisa Fisher, presents renewable energy ideas to the younger set.…
Read More →DATE | 1975 |
MEDIUM | Mixed Media |
SIZE | 18″ X 18″ X 8″ |
A seemingly carved ancient stone inspired four surrounding interpretations of how it may have looked before weathering. The piece was shown at the 1975 Museum of New Mexico Museum of Fine Arts (Biennial exhibition) Santa Fe, NM.…
Read More →DATE | 1974 |
MEDIUM | Mixed Media |
SIZE | 6′ X 3′ X 9′ |
An Earth Casting from a site in El Valle, NM, oriented true East/West, records the Summer Solstice. At solar noon, shadows from the top brass rings fall on a corresponding arrangement of small brass pins in the “earth” surface.…
Read More →DATE | 1973 |
MEDIUM | Wood |
SIZE | 10″ X 6″ X 12″ |
One of a series of pieces exploring the primary elements.…
Read More →DATE | 1972 |
MEDIUM | Pit-fired Clay and Wood |
SIZE | 14″ Diam. X 2.5″ |
Aligned true N-S on a verticle outside wall, the sun’s altitude off of the horizon on the Equinoxes corresponds with markings on the disk.…
Read More →DATE | 1972 |
MEDIUM | Pit-fired Clay |
SIZE | 12″ X 2″ X 14″ |
Reflects an involvement in solar design/construction at the time, and its ancient history based in spiritual practices. The relativity theory-related title references a continuum of universal knowledge that transcends time and space.…
Read More →DATE | 1972 |
MEDIUM | Pit-fired Clay and Wood |
SIZE | 10″ X 2″ X 30″ |
An intuitive game in which there are no rules, winners, or losers. Players take turns rotating the elliptical elements and movable ceramic shells.…
Read More →DATE | 1972 |
MEDIUM | Pit-fired Clay, Wood |
SIZE | 13″ Diam. X 2″ |
An early variation on the “Ambiguous Solid” concept which explores spatial perception, numerology, and sacred geometry.
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Read More →DATE | 1971 |
MEDIUM | Ceramic and Wood |
SIZE | 23″ X 6″ X 18″ |
One of eighteen elements in the installation “Earth Altar III,” exhibited at the University of New Mexico Fine Arts Gallery, Albuquerque, NM.…
Read More →DATE | 1971 |
MEDIUM | Mixed-Media Installation |
SIZE | 12′ x 4′ x 12′ |
Installation at the University of New Mexico Fine Arts Gallery. Includes Earth castings, Stone Nugget hanging, maquette of the Earth Mother Shrine, Nugget 21, barn wood, and earth.…
Read More →DATE | 1971 |
MEDIUM | Mixed Media |
SIZE | 14′ X 8′ X 5′
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Built on the campus of the University of New Mexico to celebrate the second annual Earth Day, it contains two small chambers, aligned true North/South.…
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