Sculptural Installations
These works examine how individual parts connect, depend upon one another, and form larger structures. Through joining, suspension, tension, accumulation, and balance, they ask what actually holds.
Threshold, 2026, Discarded aluminum silkscreen frames, post-consumer plastic, mirrored pedestal, 34 × 36 × 36 inches. Threshold uses discarded frames as a structure of apparent support, while the connections do the actual work of holding the sculpture together.
Siren assembles post-consumer plastic into dense forms held by exposed steel cable. Suspended, wall-mounted, or resting on pedestals, the works use tension, weight, and visible support systems to complicate their seductive color and form.
Plastic Groove, approx. 8 × 8 × 10 feet, brings layers of post-consumer plastic together in a suspended field shaped by repetition, density, light, and movement.
Coalesce, approx. 8 × 9 × 2 feet, draws individual elements toward a shared center while allowing each to remain distinct.
Stitched, approx. 9 × 4 feet, joins disparate pieces of post-consumer plastic into a suspended, interconnected whole.
Rise, approx. 6 × 6 × 6 feet, gathers post-consumer plastic and steel above a mirrored pedestal, multiplying and destabilizing the accumulating form.
