Category / architecture
Drop by Drop: an installation of sight and sound
Drop by Drop, an installation of around 5,200 hand thrown, hand painted ceramic elements at 333 University Avenue, Sacramento. Ceramic, steel, steel cable, and water feature. View looking east to water feature, designed to enliven dead space under stairs, and to provide the sound of water to the space. Fabricated by the Jackson team.
Drop X Drop, an installation
Concepts get into my head and often just hang around until an opportunity emerges. This is the nature of my new commission for Jackson Properties, in Sacramento. The project in Campus Commons is a perfect space to reimagine “240 Tiny Paintings,” from my last exhibition with Solomon Dubnick Gallery, 2008. The original space: Concept rendering. Water feature…
Busy summer
Shifting between writing and painting, ruminating and making stuff- what could be better? New work for a law firm that’s moving into 555 Capitol Mall: Three photographs, reproduced on aluminum. And ten reproductions from my fruits and veggies series, 12×12″ on panels, including: Earlier this month, I joined a group of amazing writers,…