My mixed media found object sculptures are inspired by the works of ancient and tribal artists and architects — archetypal forms that speak a universal language. As a contemporary artist, however, I take relics of our own time — found manufactured items — and combine them with handmade paper, textured paper pulp, and paint.  I transform everyday objects into iconic abstract sculptures that are lightweight and easy to move and hang.

My work has been in many prestigious national and regional shows and is in private and corporate collections around the country.

In 2025, I had a solo show at Cerulean Arts and my work was on display at The National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia, as part of Word Powered: Free Speech Through Art. I was also honored to have my work in the Landform show at the Delaware Contemporary in Wilmington last summer.

This summer I look forward to a solo show and residency at the Gladwynne Free Library….and who knows what other opportunities 2026 will bring!

Click here to see my last solo show at Cerulean Arts Gallery. You can also see links to videos where I show and explain my work.

Three of my sculptures have been acquired for the permanent collection of West Chester University. My sculpture “Vaccine: The Light at the End of the Tunnel,” is now in the collection of Kati Kariko, the Nobel Prize winning pioneer in MRNA research that led to the Covid vaccine.