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These works explore the formal character of found wood and simple geometry. Weathered by the native elements of New Mexico and the passage of time, they are unique and un-repeating. The landscape has etched it's signature on each object inscribing them with the soul of this place.

Triangles and hexagons have been chosen for their simplicity, symmetry, logic and strength. They are non-traditional art formats, but familiar as common symbols of social order (such as traffic signs) and carry familiar authority.

What's Here is a statement and a question.

Green Hexagon (diptych)
Sanded Wood
20.5 x 17.5 (each)
2016
Green Miter
Treated Wood
42 x 36 Inches
2016
Delta Major
Burned Wood
36 x 32 inches
2016
Delta Minor
Burned Wood
12 x 10.5
2016
Grey Hexagon/Wooden Box
found palette wood
41 x 48 Inches
2016