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In beginning a piece, I must slowly get to know it. I must allow the piece to reveal its story and its spirit to me. As my hand and eye move over the contours of the form, I begin to feel how the piece is expressing its essence. A piece will communicate its personal narrative of strength, vulnerability, power and liberation as I build the fullness of the lungs in an inhale, as I carve out the hollow in the nape of the neck, or as I shape the muscles of the back as it arches. In this way I can become one with the piece.
 Lover II7"x3"x4" fired clay female |  Sunday Afternoon20"x10"x6" Female reclining bronze, Ed. 1/12 |  Reach7"x5"x9" male nude torso |
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 Dora17"x8"x6" fired clay female torso |  Twist15"x10"x8" bronze male nude, Ed. No. 1/12 |  Balance6"x3"x3" male nude torso |
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