A small piece, only six inches square. Just when I start to think that making larger Foundlings are so difficult to create, I am reminded that simple, small works are just as difficult (perhaps more so). How to find that perfect point where simple is not predictable, and small is not boring? And small pieces always run the risk of looking like a souvenir.
I have to be careful when I work large. As I have mentioned, working large means having to deal with weight, loads, and structure. Small works have their challenges but large works almost feel like cr
As stated in a prior entry, I was concerned about how large this leaf bowl was. I was concerned that this element either needed a large work to support it or it would easily overwhelm it. It turns ou
How I create these works is a mystery to me. I often set out in a direction only to have to turn around or go off in a completely different tangent. The “not knowing” is both a source of joy as well a