Tapioca Legos, May 2018
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Plaster, Tapioca, Dende. Cast from a rubber mold. These pieces were designed from a wood block I made to interlock. This is the first test run, where I made a sculpture out of 32 blocks. In the next iteration I hope to use more tapioca, and improve the mixture for a more flexible and sturdy block interlocking that allows viewers to play with the blocks themselves and create new forms. The goal of this project is to bring legos to the gallery, and allow for anyone to be immersed in the experience of designing and installing in the art world
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Senior Art Show, April 2018
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Birch, Teak, Found Materials and Objects. For more detailed information on the desk, visit the Furniture page of my portfolio. For information on building "An Oberlin Education," visit my blog.
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Fort Penguin, May 2017
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Cardboard, Plywood, Paper, Found Objects, Scrap Wood.
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Crossroads Over Brasil, April 2016
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Oak recovered from a Barrel, Berimbaus, Cabacas, Hide from a Tamborine, Plastic Water Jugs, Tarp, Paint, Food Coloring, String, Wish Bracelets from Igreja do Bonfim. My first project at Oberlin College, created as a final project for The Blues Aesthetic.
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The Temple, April 2013
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Scrap Wood Planks, Plywood, Screws. Creative project for my Junior Thesis at Buxton School.
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Miscellaneous Sculptures, April 2014 - December 2017
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From left to right: Lar - Cardboard, Acrylic Paint, Plaster, Dirt, Water, Food Coloring; Shards - Bed Sheet, Picture Frama, Wood, Objects from home, Plaster, Plastic String; Scrap Skeleton (Displayed in the lobby of the Mass MoCa in North Adams, MA) - Stainless Steel, Galvanized Steel, Rusted Metal Scraps. These are various sculpture projects over the years that I am currently in the process of finding more images for.
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The Girl and the Unicorn, July 2013
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Sand, Water. One of the first sculptures I completed. A collaboration with David Bryant and his dad, Bill Bryant. Together we sculpted the Unicorn head and mane in unison, with me sculpting the left side of the face, and David the right. We won Best on the Beach for the sand castle competition in Erie, PA, winning the shirts we are both pictured wearing. The experience was life changing for me, working with a close friend and loving the process that was new for both of us, realizing we could create near identical halves to a model we had never made before.
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