Hand-carved, hollowed tree log, fabric, crystals, handles, acrylic. Titled "Simpuvium" which is the ancient Roman word for sacrificial bowl, which was used in ancient temple rituals to collect the blood of sacrificed animals, before this ritual was replaced by the Christian Mass. This piece represents the female as a sacred sacrificial vessel which brings life into the World/Temple...life brought in as opposed to death.

Hand-carved, hollowed tree log, fabric, crystals, handles, acrylic. Titled "Simpuvium" which is the ancient Roman word for sacrificial bowl, which was used in ancient temple rituals to collect the blood of sacrificed animals, before this ritual was replaced by the Christian Mass. This piece represents the female as a sacred sacrificial vessel which brings life into the World/Temple...life brought in as opposed to death.

Hand-carved black Inverness stone on lacquer wood base 18"h x 10"w x 8"d Exhibited at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art student gallery in 2012, winning an Honorable Mention. Exhibited at Village Artworks Gallery in Lahaska, Bucks County in 2014.

Hand-carved black Inverness stone on lacquer wood base 18"h x 10"w x 8"d Exhibited at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art student gallery in 2012, winning an Honorable Mention. Exhibited at Village Artworks Gallery in Lahaska, Bucks County in 2014.

Hand-carved Alabaster / front aerial 12"w x 15"d x 8"h. This was inspired by the inscription above the Delphi Oracle which inspired Freud to pioneer the field of psychiatry. Exhibited at Village Artworks Gallery in Lahaska, Bucks County, in 2014.

Hand-carved Alabaster / front aerial 12"w x 15"d x 8"h. This was inspired by the inscription above the Delphi Oracle which inspired Freud to pioneer the field of psychiatry. Exhibited at Village Artworks Gallery in Lahaska, Bucks County, in 2014.

Hand-carved limestone 3'h x 2'w x 1.5' d / 3 qtr. front view My tribute to Charles Darwin. Exhibited in 2009 in the student gallery at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art & in the 2015 New Hope Sculpture Exhibition.

Hand-carved limestone 3'h x 2'w x 1.5' d / 3 qtr. front view My tribute to Charles Darwin. Exhibited in 2009 in the student gallery at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art & in the 2015 New Hope Sculpture Exhibition.

Hand-carved Limestone 2'w x 1'd x 10"h / 3 quarter right aerial view. Inspired by the many attempts at world peace. The smaller broken wishbones represent the unsuccessful attempts & the largest one represents the most recent attempt & hope for eventual peace. Exhibited in the Penna Academy of Fine Arts Student Gallery in 2015 & in the 2015 New Hope Arts Sculpture Show.

Hand-carved Limestone 2'w x 1'd x 10"h / 3 quarter right aerial view. Inspired by the many attempts at world peace. The smaller broken wishbones represent the unsuccessful attempts & the largest one represents the most recent attempt & hope for eventual peace. Exhibited in the Penna Academy of Fine Arts Student Gallery in 2015 & in the 2015 New Hope Arts Sculpture Show.

Title placque created for limestone sculpture installation at Bucks County Community College's Sculpture Walk & now in their permanent collection.

Hand-carved Alabastar mounted on an African Mahogony Base

Unfired oil-based clay 18"w x 6"d x 6"h.

Fired oil-based clay with faux aged bronze patina / aerial 3 qtr. left view / 18"w x 6"d x 6"h

Unfired oil-based clay, 10"w x 6"d x 6"h

Fired oil-based clay with faux aged-bronze patina mounted on oak base / back aerial view / 10"w x 6"d x 6"h

Clay With Bronze Patina

Detail of sculpture "Khaleesi & King"

Baked polymer clay with faux aged-bronze patina mounted on mahogany base / back aerial view / 10"w x 6"d x 5"h.

Baked polymer clay with faux aged-bronze patina mounted on mahogany base / back aerial view / 10"w x 6"d x 5"h.

Unfired oil-based clay

Fired porcelain clay. Inspired by a family member in isolation due to an illness.

Fired oil-based clay, mounted on oak base / 10"h x 6"w x 5"d.

Fired oil-based clay with white fired glazed finish, mounted on black Afghanistan marble base /14"h x 6"w x 5"d / left 3 qtr. view Exhibited in 2011 at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art student gallery. This exhibited at Village Artworks Gallery in Lahaska, Bucks County in 2013 and was exhibited in the Bucks County Community College Scholarship Art Exhibition in 2015.

Mitzi, the model for this sculpture of baked polymer clay with a faux aged-bronze patina, mounted on a black wood lacquered base / 30"h x 18"w x 12"d This is part of a private collection.

Baked polymer clay with a faux aged bronze patina, mounted on a black wood lacquered base / 30"h x 18"w x 12"d / back view. This is part of a private collection.

Unbaked polymer clay / 25"h x 18"w x 10"d / 3 qtr. right view.

Unbaked polymer clay / 25"h x 18"w x 10"d / 3 qtr. left view.

Carved concrete, clay, acrylic, found object, mosaic of shredded credit cards. Part of a series titled "Saints For Today"

Hand-built wood study of a torso, male & female in one piece.