projects

Based on existing architectural schemes for Belle Isle, an island in the river next to Detroit, this sculpture envisions the skyline of a free market, off shore property development.

In Priest of the Temple, an office building juts out of a Mt. Rushmore-style mountain.

In Chrysalis, a blue tower rises, cracked open to reveal a fleshy pink interior structure.

The sculptures in this series present liminal spaces, areas posited to be next to the desirable landmarks of contemporary life.

In Front of the Substation depicts a utilitarian building perched on sand and debris.

Near the Communications Tower depicts a tar pit as a foreground to an embedded photo of an office building.

In Behind the Hillside, miniature garbage covers the ostensible back side of a hill.

Near the Villas explores the dichotomy between luxury construction on a depleted environment.

The sculptures in this series present liminal spaces, areas posited to be next to the desirable landmarks of contemporary life.

In At the Old Headquarters, a cast plaster miniature of an office building sinks into roofing tar.

Under the Floor portrays a minimal and placid interior hovering over a sand filled foundation.

Between the Resorts depicts a no mans land between a simulated ski slope and a simulated water park.