Haiku

An architectural intervention weaving its way across Transformer's ceiling taking it's structure from poetry.

dimensional lumber, welded steel, sheetrock, screws, concrete anchors

12.5’ x 12.125’ x 8’

pencil on paper
16 x 24

An architectural intervention weaving its way across Transformer's ceiling taking it's structure from poetry.

dimensional lumber, steel, sheetrock, screws, concrete anchors

dimensions variable

This triptych was seen as a re-building of a pile of rubble in that its creation, by necessity, entailed a layering of the charcoal from back to front and from nothing to something, as if rebuilding the parts of the pile or un-doing destruction; thus, Destruction/Construction

charcoal and blue chalk-line chalk on Rives BFK

triptych, each: 45” x 31” x 2.5”

I made several of these "paintings" that crossed the divide between surface and object using common suburban building materials

wood, vinyl siding, CBU, asphalt shingle

41" x 39"

charcoal on paper
each 44 x 32

colored pencil on paper
18 x 24

A conception drawing for a work that was built in a recording studio in Baltimore, MD. It functioned as a work on the ceiling as well as an acoustical element, built to absorb reflecting sound waves

pencil, ink, wash and collage on paper

18" x 24"

dimensional lumber, plywood, steel cable

pencil on paper
18 x 24