TEE-PEE 2006 approx. 10 feet tall x 10 feet wide . DUMBO Art Festival Brooklyn NYC. This work dealt with the idea of where could native americans get material for a shelter if they were given back there land. The trees and large animal(-skinns) are gone.They would have to go to Home Depot, and buy pvc tubing and shrinkwrap. and white sand bags to weigh down without damaging the new sprinklers.

IGLOO ENTRANCE, this view shows the entrance of the igloo. I used plastic freezer strips to keep the cool air in, for the entrance.The entrire structure uses zip ties (plastic cinches) to fasten the piece together. I wanted to create a structure that uses materials of today that proliferate our lives, wood ,steal, clay were choices for previous generations, plastic rule our lives from car bumpers, to shopping bags, and water bottles to NYC subway metrocards.



'WHITE ANGEL' 1998 MOBILE approx. 2 feet tall x 1 foot wide -early investigation into the cheap mass produced ever present water bottle, this piece was sold at the WHITECOLUMNS gallery show CHEAP, several of these mobiles have been in numerous shows displayed in clusters many more are available please email me.

GAZEBO AT DUSK 2005 approx. 10 feet tall 6 feet long 8 feet wide, at ABC NO RIO Rivington st.NYC, GAZEBO was one of the early investigation of mass produced source material from the big-box stores like Hom eDepot.12 plastic garbage cans halved and mounted to a pcv tube frame.Also this starts to deal with TRANSLUCENCY in the work from lights mounted inside.

WIND-TUNNEL 2003 (2nd IMAGE ABOVE) approx. 6 feet tall x 4 feet wide... 64 window box fans mounted on steel pipes, into 4 x 4 wood studs with numerous extension cords.The work was a further exploration of mass produced materials producing a natuaral occurrace (WIND) via man-made machines.