For over 17 years I have been making mobiles and fostering a passion for industrial design. My innate curiosity nourished by the opportunity to work with talented artists and designers in various capacities has taught me much.

I have elected to pursue my training in the field, apprenticing to artists and tradesman in place of academic curricula. I have worked with blacksmiths and in metal shops in order to learn more about processes, and have taught myself by constantly changing my approaches to new challenges. Since receiving my undergraduate degree from New England College in 1991, I have produced works that have been shown in a multitude of galleries. My work is represented in private collections in Illinois, California, Colorado, Connecticut, New York, Vermont, Montana, Montreal and Florida. Commissions have included a juried selection for Intrawest Corporation at The Stratton Mountain Club, four large mobiles in a fantastic contemporary restaurant in Washington DC, called Oyamel, a thirty foot tall mobile for Kelliher, Samets, Volk in Burlington, VT., two mobiles for a theater lobby on the campus of Vermont Academy, as well as a large, piece suspended in the lobby of The Lindner Center for Hope in Cincinnati, OH. All site specific designs.