"Rain Chair" 1988 The Outdoor Chair Sausalito, California Exhibition traveled to the Cooper-Hewitt Museum, New York	"To Each According to Its Kind" 1994 Sculpture Invitational  California College of the Arts Oakland, CA
"Silk Gate" 1996 Life Forms and Ancient Energies Richmond Art Center Richmond, CA Sited in the Santa Cruz Mountains California	"Lake Two Tower" 1982 Sculpture '82, A Contemporary Survey Sonoma State University Rohnert Park, CA
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.	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.