I’m so happy to complete this glass triptych in a colorway that suits her new remodel. She loved this set in red and black, but that set would not match her new decor. No problem! We picked complimentary colors out of her amazing wallpaper choice.
A great many thanks go to Art Expressions for commissioning my work for their client, a hospital in Lake Forest Illinois. Art Expressions is a long-time art consultancy firm located near the hospital that was charged with the responsibility of commissioning art for an entire new wing. What a huge project! When they contacted me last year to discuss a possible commission, I immediately forwarded them samples to include in their presentation to their client. Lucky for me, their client chose my work, among others. Many ideas went back and forth (brainstorming with a client is one of my favorite parts of the process) before the client settled on a design for a large installation consisting of eight 20 x 20″ panels, with coloration and gradation flows connecting the entire composition. Overall, the installation measures 8 feet wide by 4 feet tall. Here’s how the final install turned out (spoiler alert – I love it!): Thanks again Art Expressions! I hope we get to do this again soon.
I seriously love commissions. I view each one as a collaboration and try to include my client in the creative process as much as possible. So when a client contacted me to commission a special piece for her home, I was excited to help out. In this case, my client was re-decorating a space and wanted the perfect finishing touch. We worked together on the size, shape, and texture before hammering out the final coloration of the piece. We were so pleased with how it turned out. The multiple blue tones are incredibly aquatic.
A finished commission for a remodel in Michigan, this piece is large at 26″ wide by 16″ tall. Created with reclaimed glass, pigments, and variegated copper foils.
Custom dreamscape tabletop sculpture measuring 34″ wide x 12″ tall x 4″ deep for a Fredricksburg, Texas client. Created from reclaimed glass, pigments, and variegated copper foil and displayed in a custom steel stand.
Reclaimed glass, multiple layers of pigments and various types of variegated and non-variegated metal foils. Measurements 26″ wide x 16″ deep x 5″ tall.
This piece was created for a southern California designer who needed a medium sized vessel for one of his clients. We used Mediterranean green and charcoal to create a custom piece that coordinates with the client’s kitchen. Made from reclaimed glass, the piece measures 15″ diameter x 3″ tall.
