Being intrigued with the wind has led to my making kinetic sculptures that move in the wind or by touch. In these sculptures the kinetic element mirrors the shape of the stationary part of the form and as it turns it appears it will collide with its immobile counterpart but passes by to turn gracefully in the wind.His work can be seen in public and private collections around the U.S., Canada, and recently France.
![]() ![]() She Could Prance 96" by 26" by 19" |
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![]() ![]() Sky Waltz, 1998 15' by 7' by 5' Aluminum, Bearings |
![]() ![]() Summer Carousel 11.5' by 6' by 5.5' |
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![]() ![]() Sky Rhythms, 1994 21' by 6' by 7' Commission by Rec/Fitness Center Goshen College Goshen, Indiana |
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![]() ![]() Mary's Ride, 1994 10' by 6' by 5' Commission by Chandler Public School Goshen, Indiana |
![]() ![]() Thunder Dance, 1994 15' by 6' by 4' Commission by City of Elkhart, Indiana |
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![]() ![]() Fly Away Too, 1994 100" by 39" by 20" Private Collection South of France |
![]() ![]() Kinetic Voyage, 1996 20' by 9' by 9' Painted Steel, Bearings Private Collection South of France |
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![]() ![]() Chasing Waterfalls 135" by 48" by 28" |
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