I truly believe that public participation is a vital part of public art. I feel that most people want a way “in” to encounter the artwork.

My site-specific sculptures are often related to environmental setting and community interests. This approach allows and encourages people to access the work on a personal level, to make a unique connection with the form, the materials, find a mirror for some part of them selves, connect with the setting, or find some meaning in the symbolism.

Environmental/Interactive Art Installations

2003

2002

"The Goddess in the Grove"
The Grove Artist's Project, Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary, Belmont, MA

2000

"Unique Seats"
Outdoor sculpture exhibition
Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, MA
"A Chair for Mother Ann Lee"
Wood, clay, Shaker tape
76x38x26

1999-2000

"ParkARTS Living Room Exhibition"
Outdoor Sculpture Commission at Iacono Park, Hyde Park and Boston Common, Boston, MA.
"Wingchairs"
Wood, mixed media
72"x84"x38"
"Pull the wings toward you for a hug."

1999

"Winter Solstice"
Sculpture Bonfire, Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, MA

"Summer Solstice"
Sculpture Bonfire, University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY

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1998

"Fire & Ice"
Sculpture Bonfire, Attleboro Museum, Attleboro, MA

"CPSI Outdoor Sculptural Installation"
University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY

"Environmental Arts, Inc."
Outdoor installation, Fuller Museum of Art, Brockton, MA
"Sister / Family Tree"
12'x2'x1'
Clay masks, rope, feathers

"Art With a View"
Outdoor sculptural installation, South Shore Art Center, Cohasset, MA

1997

"Fire & Ice"
Sculpture Bonfire, Attleboro Museum, Attleboro, MA

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1995

"Fire & Ice"
Sculpture Bonfire, Attleboro Museum, Attleboro, MA

1993 and 1994

"First Night Boston, Inc."
Boston Common, Boston, MA
"Owl Totem Tree - Woman"
Mixed media, 102"x92"x23"

"Owl Totem Tree - child"
Mixed Media, 72"x74"x20"

1975-1994

Thirty-nine exhibits and installations in locations across New England and the West Coast

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