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Finally finished this model of a box new rowhouse. Getting the siding right for the bump-out was a journey- I tried laminate, miniature corrugated metal, painted chipboard. Finally decided to let the glue and torn materials stay behind and frame it a
I put up a story about this last week- but very honored to be selected as a finalist for this year's Art on the Parkway open call. There is a call for public feedback through the end of April- link in bio if you feel so inclined! Full proposal below:
On Sunday @scott_kip was kind enough to take me on a behind the scenes tour of the Wanamaker organ. For those not familiar- the largest functioning musical instrument in the world. Five stories of ladders and stairs and pipes and wires. Astonishing.
I dug this piece out of storage last night- I hadn't seen the object itself in years. I made this in 2012, when I was in the midst of renovating a row house in Philly, and the model is based fairly closely on that house. Seeing it again, it feels l
Shaker stove fully mocked up as of today. Always thrilling to get to the point where I can see the assembled object as a whole. I've been trying to stay slow and focus on the craft with this one- started it in earnest in early December. I love thes
Untitled Rescue Device (After Beuys), 2025 14” x 35” x 14” Salvaged pine, steel, aluminum, brass, acrylic, wax, linen, packing blanket and nylon straps. Last one from 2025. This my copy of a multiple by Joseph Beuys- a piece I&rs
I shared a few installation pix of this piece as part of the @_pink_noise_projects show last month, but never got around to posting the whole thing properly. The text below is from the PNP show blurb, but I think it tells the story of the piece quite
This coming weekend is the last chance to see A Ghost at the Feast at @_pink_noise_projects ! The show will be open 2-6 Saturday and Sunday. Drop me a line if you want to catch the show outside those hours- I'll be taking it down on Saturday the 29
Thanks so much to everyone who made it out to @_pink_noise_projects on Friday for the opening of A Ghost at the Feast. So happy to share this work with everyone and even more so to be part of the incredible community of artists here in Philadelphia.
I’m very excited to announce a solo exhibition of my work at Pink Noise Projects here in Philadelphia, opening next Friday! Come see two new pieces I’ve been developing this year- check out @_pink_noise_projects for full details! A Ghos
An apparition, a ghost, a haunting thing from long ago. Making the most of the end of summer studio work, and happy this is coming together quickly. Swipe for progress pix. FGR 95 plaster and gauze over cardboard. #sculpture #workinprogress #studio
Architectural Study 1 (Diagram for Solitude) 86” x 60” x 37” Salvaged alley gate, HO scale model loading dock, pewter pitcher, copper, brass, aluminum, steel, cherry, salvaged pine, acrylic and hardware.  December 2024- June
New guy coming together. Getting the arm attached feels like progress. The mount comes from an old chalkboard, it lets the shoulder lock into a variety of positions. The grate stood between the studio building and the next door house until the house'
Tonight! New Precarious Systems opens at @riverviews_artspace in Lynchburg VA. It's been a whirlwind week installing the show but I'm excited to see all these works in conversation. Join me tonight from 5-8pm! The show runs through March 13th. #scul
You may have seen some shared posts with @riverviews_artspace over the past week- but I'm very excited to share my upcoming exhibition New Precarious Systems, opening Friday 2/7 in Lynchburg, Virginia. This is a rare opportunity to bring together wo
Provisional System IV (A Very Human Impulse), 2024 84” x 103” x 42” Walnut, birch, basswood, honey locust, plywood, aluminum, copper, brass, steel, cast iron drainpipe, expansion cell tank, funnel, Chroma-Key paint, C-clamps, grap
Some recent sketches from the studio. Early mornings in the studio have been important this term, trying to hold onto some making time amidst the rush of administrative work. Maybe little monuments, ways to adapt what we've built to the world we li
Progress! Next big element on a new work for a show next February. Turned amphora and bowl (birch) with brass mounts in a steel frame. Also very happy with a finishing process I figured out- the steel has a coat of paste wax mixed with graphite powd