Another piece "Filifera:Ring-Nosed Rhino" for Art Palm Beach with Jane Sauer Gallery in January.

Larger Than Life

This rabbit is almost four feet high, it gives him some presence. He has befriended a small song bird,made from cast iron.



Bakerie Has A New Best Friend
Metal/cloth/wire/ found objects
49" x 12" x 10'

Coral Snake

I just finished what I am calling, Collaris: Pipe Clamp Coral Snake. He is a mixture of different colored bike tires, pipe clamps and painted cloth. He also has a curious assortment of buttons, tools, and screws, washers and odds/ends that he has accumulated during his travels.

Frog Commission

Several months ago my Santa Fe gallery told me that some collectors had come in the gallery, really checked out my work, but they only collect frogs. They asked me to make any type of frog that I wanted to.

It took me a little bit of time to come up with the movements, articulations and type of frog that I wanted to build. But here it is. My interpretation of a leaping frog.








Germainica Goes Out For lunch Every Day
Metal/cloth/redwood/bike tire/reclaimed material
21" x 13" x 18"

3 More Pieces for Aqua Miami Art Fair

As I mentioned earlier, The J Go Gallery, in Park City,UT, is participating in the Aqua Hotel Art Fair in Miami. The show is from December 6th till the 9th. They are setting up a cabinet of curiosity in their room and asked me to make some work for this, which fits perfectly into my vision for my work.

These three pieces are creatures of curiosity.

Aqua Art Fair Miami

The J Go Gallery, in Park City,UT, is participating in the Aqua Hotel Art Fair in Miami. The show is from December 6th till the 9th. They are setting up a cabinet of curiosity in their room and asked me to make some work for this, which fits perfectly into my vision for my work.

I am making a total of six piece. Here are the first three wall mounted pieces, a rabbit, a red fox and an anteater. They will be a part of the installation in Miami.

Rattlesnake

My daughter was recently in the high desert of Northern New Mexico and spotted a small rattlesnake. Her picture of the creature made it look precious and beautiful like a small Turkish rug.

I have not made many snakes, finding them complicated and beyond my imagination but after seeing this one, I made "Gallopavo Unwinding." His body is wrapped in lead, then the diamonds are made up of blue tin, mountain bike tires and screws and bolts. His tongue is a cocktail fork and I used old beads for his eyes along with rusted stuff hanging off of him.