Metal Sculptures

I began studying sculpture at age 14 with Michael Skop, who was based in Kentucky. My training was traditional figure drawing, clay modeling and plaster molding. When I returned to my hometown in Connecticut, I found work as a welder at Lippincott, a company that pioneered monumental metal sculpture fabrication. I was suddenly immersed into the world of contemporary abstract art and I embraced it.

My Windward / Seaward series of sculptures in metal abstractly portray the idea of chance that occurs within the forces of nature and the tendency to obtain a sense of balance and even triumph. The sculpture in the picture is called "Trafalgar". Bronze with a green patina, it stands 6'8" on a stone base.