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Support With Joy
Silicon Bronze
59 x 40 x 30.5 inches
Support With Joy Portrays the energy between two people, living fully and connecting with each other while giving and receiving support. One person is supporting and the other is receiving their support. This piece reflects the fulfillment that is created from this human connection. I believe it is essential that we learn to give and receive support in order to create a meaningful life, and ultimately a peaceful world. Perfect for an outdoor garden setting.

CIRCLE DANCE (CELEBRATING LIFE)
Reclaimed Steel
In Process
First 2 (of 6) figures (see maquette)
Estimated Life-size: 6 ft h x 7.6 ft w x 7 ft d
or Monumental: 10 ft h x 12.6 ft w x 11.6 ft d
Available for Commission
Celebrating Life represents the dynamic that is present when our community gathers to share, interact and co-create together. People of all ages and backgrounds are joyfully connecting. Forming bridges with their arms, the figures create a symbol of belonging, bridging the age and cultural gaps through community gatherings, culture and engagement. When we join together as a group, there is a shift in the energy, a level of excitement for life which is not usually possible when alone. We empower each other to thrive in our families, our schools, and our communities.
– photo by Patrick F. Smith

ROLL & PLAY
Powder Coated Steel
36"h x 75"w x 48"d
Maryhill Museum of Art - Outdoor Sculpture Collection, Gift of the North Star Foundation
Feature Sculpture on New Plaza overlooking the Columbia River Gorge
Roll & Play invites the viewer to feel the freedom we feel when we roll around and play on the floor or in the grass. I created this piece to remind us to enjoy our lives, and make time for play, like we did so naturally as children. I chose yellow because it is a playful color, and reminds one of the color of sunflowers, and the brightest days of life.

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Choosing From Within
Maquette size - shown in photo
Limited Edition – Available in three sizes
1. Maquette Size – 16 h x 12.25 w x 6.75 d inches
Edition 25
painted steel $1,350
powder coated steel $1,750
enameled (glass on steel) $2,050
2. Pedestal Size – 32 h x 24.5 w x 13.5 d inches
Edition 15
painted steel $3,600
powder coated steel $4,400
3. Life Size – 78.5 h x 61 w x 36 d inches
Edition 5
powder coated steel $17,000
Choosing From Within represents the authentic moment of choice, when we say Yes! to life. When we trust our inner wisdom to set up healthy boundaries, this allows an opening to create new possibilities. Deep red color suggests listening to the heart.

Taking Flight
Pedistal size, ed 15
40 x 14 x 18.5 inches
TAKING FLIGHT represents our deep connection to nature. As the bird takes flight from the top of his hand, man also takes flight energetically, while physically staying grounded and strong. Both human and bird have energy moving through their bodies,
reminiscent of the flow of water in a river, the source of all life. The bird as messenger leads man into his joy. Painted blue to bring
attention to our deep connection to nature, open skies and free flowing rivers.

Taking Flight (Detail)
Powder Coated Steel
96.5"h x 35"w x 44"d
Public Art Collection – City of McCall, Idaho
Taking Flight represents our deep connection to nature. As the bird takes flight, the person also takes flight energetically, while physically staying grounded and strong. The bird as messenger leads us to our joy. Both human and bird have energy moving through their bodies, reminiscent of the flow of water in a river, the source of all life. Created in memory of Larry G. Looney. Powder coated blue to bring attention to our deep connection to nature, open skies and free flowing rivers.
– photo by Patrick F. Smith

Taking Flight (Detail)
Powder Coated Steel
96.5"h x 35"w x 44"d
Public Art Collection – City of McCall, Idaho
(Photo taken while Exhibiting in Palm Desert, CA
El Paseo Sculpture Invitational 2013/2014)
Taking Flight represents our deep connection to nature. As the bird takes flight, the person also takes flight energetically, while physically staying grounded and strong. The bird as messenger leads us to our joy. Both human and bird have energy moving through their bodies, reminiscent of the flow of water in a river, the source of all life. Created in memory of Larry G. Looney. Powder coated blue to bring attention to our deep connection to nature, open skies and free flowing rivers.

Taking Flight
Powder Coated Steel
96.5"h x 35"w x 44"d
Public Art Collection – City of McCall, Idaho
(Photo taken while Exhibiting in Palm Desert, CA
El Paseo Sculpture Invitational 2013/2014)
Taking Flight represents our deep connection to nature. As the bird takes flight from the top of his hand, man also takes flight energetically, while physically staying grounded and strong. Both human and bird have energy moving through their bodies, reminiscent of the flow of water in a river, the source of all life. The bird as messenger leads man into his joy. Powder coated blue to bring attention to our deep connection to nature, open skies and free flowing rivers.

Heart Connection II
Powder Coated Steel
72.5"h x 63"w x 21"d
Available $17,000
Heart Connection II portrays the energy between two people, deeply connecting with each other. The spiraling shapes come together to form the shape of a heart, indicating two spirits dancing, merging, yet each person remains separate as an individual. Crimson red denotes the deepest love.
Award Winning Design: Heart Connection I received the Community Favorite purchase award in 2010, Arts Downtown, in Puyallup Washington.

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Flying Lovers
Porcelain Enamel (glass) on plasma-cut steel
SOLD
Enamel techniques used: dipping, spraying, sgraffito, kiln fired in several layers.

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ROLL & PLAY
Powder Coated Steel
36"h x 75"w x 48"d
Maryhill Museum of Art - Outdoor Sculpture Collection, Gift of the North Star Foundation
Feature Sculpture on New Plaza overlooking the Columbia River Gorge
Roll & Play invites the viewer to feel the freedom we feel when we roll around and play on the floor or in the grass. I created this piece to remind us to enjoy our lives, and make time for play, like we did so naturally as children. I chose yellow because it is a playful color, and reminds one of the color of sunflowers, and the brightest days of life.

CONTACT I (BENCH) - DETAIL
Detail with Children
Powder Coated Steel
47"h x 72.5"w x 35"d
People's Choice Winner 2009
Sculpture Without Walls Permanent Collection - City of Cannon Beach, Oregon
Sited to greet visitors near the parking area for Haystack Rock, installed on the West side of Hemlock, South of Gower St.
Photo taken while exhibiting at Art in the Pearl, Portland, OR. Children enjoy peeking through the open shapes.
Contact I (bench) – A place for people to gather, pause, and connect with each other. Created to nurture relationships, and to inspire new possibilities of playful connection. Relationships are the primary source of comfort, joy and depth in our lives. Powder coated bright orange to invite people in to celebrate these sacred moments of connection.

Contact I (bench)
Powder Coated Steel
47"h x 72.5"w x 35"d
People's Choice Winner 2009
Sculpture Without Walls Permanent Collection - City of Cannon Beach, Oregon
Sited to greet visitors near the parking area for Haystack Rock, installed on the West side of Hemlock, South of Gower St.
Contact I (bench) – A place for people to gather, pause, and connect with each other. Created to nurture relationships, and to inspire new possibilities of playful connection. Relationships are the primary source of comfort, joy and depth in our lives. Powder coated bright orange to invite people in to celebrate these sacred moments of connection.

Contact II (bench)
Powder Coated Steel
47"h x 72.5"w x 35"d
Available $17,000
Contact II (bench) – A place for people to gather, pause, and connect with each other. Created to nurture relationships, and to inspire new possibilities of playful connection. Relationships are the primary source of comfort, joy and depth in our lives. This “sunshine” yellow sculpture was created to celebrate these sacred moments of connection.
– photo by Kerry Davis Photography

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CONTACT II (BENCH)
Powder Coated Steel
47"h x 72.5"w x 35"d
Available $17,000
This photo taken while exhibiting in Ketchum Idaho, with Sun Valley's Baldy Mountain in the background.
Contact II (bench) – A place for people to gather, pause, and connect with each other. Created to nurture relationships, and to inspire new possibilities of playful connection. Relationships are the primary source of comfort, joy and depth in our lives. This “sunshine” yellow sculpture was created to celebrate these sacred moments of connection.

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Chris Poole-Jones Memorial
Powder Coated Stainless Steel
72” h x 42” w x 36” d
Commissioned for the June Key Delta Community Center in Portland, OR.
This Memorial pays tribute to Christine W. Poole-Jones, an incredible community leader who was loved and respected by so many, for her generous heart, her commitment to community, family, friends, and the values she held dear. In a poised yet powerful stance this beautiful Delta Sigma Theta Soror forms with her hands the shape of the Delta triangle. This symbol represents her uncompromising commitment to make a difference for her community. In her chest the Delta symbol takes the shape of a heart, representing her generous spirit of service that she so actively gave to transform her community. She is standing on a triangular base, a variation of the Delta design, with 9 pearls to represent the 9 cardinal virtues and the strong foundation these values create.
Many thanks to the Portland Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the generous support of the Portland Development Commission who made this memorial possible.

Taking Flight
Powder Coated Steel
96.5"h x 35"w x 44"d
Public Art Collection – City of McCall, Idaho
Taking Flight represents our deep connection to nature. As the bird takes flight, the person also takes flight energetically, while physically staying grounded and strong. The bird as messenger leads us to our joy. Both human and bird have energy moving through their bodies, reminiscent of the flow of water in a river, the source of all life. Created in memory of Larry G. Looney. Powder coated blue to bring attention to our deep connection to nature, open skies and free flowing rivers.

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Chris Poole-Jones Memorial
Powder Coated Stainless Steel
72” h x 42” w x 36” d
Commissioned for the June Key Delta Community Center in Portland, OR.
This Memorial pays tribute to Christine W. Poole-Jones, an incredible community leader who was loved and respected by so many, for her generous heart, her commitment to community, family, friends, and the values she held dear. In a poised yet powerful stance this beautiful Delta Sigma Theta Soror forms with her hands the shape of the Delta triangle. This symbol represents her uncompromising commitment to make a difference for her community. In her chest the Delta symbol takes the shape of a heart, representing her generous spirit of service that she so actively gave to transform her community. She is standing on a triangular base, a variation of the Delta design, with 9 pearls to represent the 9 cardinal virtues and the strong foundation these values create.
Many thanks to the Portland Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the generous support of the Portland Development Commission who made this memorial possible.

Chris Poole-Jones Memorial
Powder Coated Stainless Steel
72” h x 42” w x 36” d
Commissioned for the June Key Delta Community Center in Portland, OR.
This Memorial pays tribute to Christine W. Poole-Jones, an incredible community leader who was loved and respected by so many, for her generous heart, her commitment to community, family, friends, and the values she held dear. In a poised yet powerful stance this beautiful Delta Sigma Theta Soror forms with her hands the shape of the Delta triangle. This symbol represents her uncompromising commitment to make a difference for her community. In her chest the Delta symbol takes the shape of a heart, representing her generous spirit of service that she so actively gave to transform her community. She is standing on a triangular base, a variation of the Delta design, with 9 pearls to represent the 9 cardinal virtues and the strong foundation these values create.
Many thanks to the Portland Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the generous support of the Portland Development Commission who made this memorial possible.

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