Vases and Vessels
Vessel shapes are metaphors for people, and like all my work, these people are connected. They also make me laugh because they can’t hold water…
“Still Life #1: Quirky First”, 2011.
Painted steel wire on wood shelf,
12″ H x 27″ W x 4″ D
“Still Life #2: Thinking About the Moderns”, 2011.
Painted steel wire on wood shelf,
16” H x 30” W x 4” D
“Still Life #3: Big and Thick”, 2011.
Painted steel wire on wood shelf,
24” H x 30” W x 8” D
“Vessel Arrangement #1 for Mary Jo and Curt”, 2009.
Painted steel wire on wood panel,
9 ¼” H x 12” W x 4” D
Private collection
“Vessel Arrangement #2 in Ken’s Greens”, 2010.
Painted steel wire, 10”
H x 13 ½” W x 4” D
Private collection
“Vessel Arrangement #3 in Various Blues”, 2010.
Painted steel wire,
12” H x 13 ½” W x 5” D
“Before Morandi”, 2009.
Powder-coated-steel-wire,
60″ H x 30″ W x 3.5″ D. Private collection
Vases and Vessels
Vessel shapes are metaphors for people, and like all my work, these people are connected. They also make me laugh because they can’t hold water…
“Still Life #2: Thinking About the Moderns”, 2011.
Painted steel wire on wood shelf,
16” H x 30” W x 4” D
“Vessel Arrangement #1 for Mary Jo and Curt”, 2009.
Painted steel wire on wood panel,
9 ¼” H x 12” W x 4” D
Private collection
“Vessel Arrangement #2 in Ken’s Greens”, 2010.
Painted steel wire, 10”
H x 13 ½” W x 4” D
Private collection






