 B.1970
BA Philosophy, New York University
Studied sculpture with Minoru Niizuma, Marisol and Greg Wyatt.
Attended International Sculpture Symposium Iwate, Japan in 1997
Awarded permanent placement of outdoor sculpture at College
of Charleston, South Carolina in 1995, and at Vanderbilt University
in Nashville, Tennessee in 2000.
The
sculpture I am proposing will be based on the play of tension
and light that exists between two opposing, yet interconnected
unit forms. The interaction of these forms symbolize the primitive
mythology of the Uroboros, or "... the perfect state
of being, in which opposites are contained...the primal creative
element..."(Newman, The Origins and History of Consciousness,
p.9)
Uroboros, black granite/ wood/cement, 1.5'w x 1.5'd x 5.5'h,
2002.
Photo: Dennis Grady
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