Keep It Coming! + Ready Seven
This project consists of two sculptures we did for the Sand Lake Fire Station #7. Keep It Coming! is a low relief recycled aluminum sculpture that stretches the length of the hallway and out the front door of the station, while Ready Seven consists of seven sand cast fire buckets and spools made from recycled aluminum and is used as the signage for the station.
Award Category
1% for Public Art AwardCommission Year
2003Client
Sand Lake Fire Station #7
Homewaters
We created this low relief cast bronze and resin sculpture depicting the life cycle of the salmon. The sculpture shows red salmon after they have returned to their spawning grounds in the river where they were born. The sculpture is 3 feet by 4 feet. It is the first in a suite of seven created for the State Veterinarian at the Department of Environmental Conservation in Anchorage. Each sculpture details a significant occurrence in the lives of wild animals in Alaska. Each of the animal sculptures contains a visual/verbal clue to their significance.
Award Category
1% Percent for Public ArtCommission Year
2008Client
Department of Environmental Conservation
Warrior Within
This monolithic stone sculpture with bronze and aluminum shields has illuminated feathers and is located at the entrance to Wasilla High School. It is based on sacred geometry and the Venn Diagram. The two intersecting circles represent family and school. They intersect to create the warrior shields. The bronze shield has a hand print representing good deeds and the aluminum shield has a flame symbol representing the spark of inspiration. The shields were cast at Bollinger Atelier in Tempe Arizona