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Lake Two Tower Sonoma State University, CA
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Silk Gate Santa Cruz Mts, CA
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Shrine to St Michael and All Angels
All Saints' Episcopal Church, San Francisco, CA
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"Rain Chair" from the exhibition The Outdoor Chair
Sausalito, CA
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My sculpture has always been constructed, assembled. The underpinnings of my work, both sculpture and drawing, come from architecture; its geometry, its engineering, the orderlyness of the architectural form in relationship to the organic, ever changing natural world.
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In the 1980's I did a series of sculptures that floated on the water. The movement of the sculpture on the water brought whole new dimensions to the work; heavy wood became buoyant, light patterns flickered across the surfaces, the mirror image was reflected on the water. Later I did pieces with hanging ribbons that caught the breeze, making the wind visible. These elements continue to be important in my work.
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