I hung these powdercoated MIG wire pieces in Ferndale’s Rust Belt Market for a month or so.

Ethereal Volumes is a hanging installation comprised of about 40 peanut-shaped structures made from brass wire, and spray painted.

Independent art agent, Peter Gahan, and myself, after installing Ethereal Volumes in the stairway of the Kresge Foundation office, in Midtown.

View of Ethereal Volumes from beneath. This version, purchased by the Kresge Foundation, is made up of roughly half the spray painted brass wire “peanuts,” used for the original installation.

You can put lights in these to create cool looking pendants, but then you have lampshades, not art.

These three large diamond shapes were made by stitching together flat panels of woven brass EDM wire.

The wavy form of these wire panels is achieved by the powdercoating process.

My entry for the 2019 Detroit Holiday Window Walk Contest.

Assembled from many carbon fiber arrows, this hanging installation was part of a 2019 show at Detroit’s Galleri 2987, called You Can’t Touch a Ghost.

This temporary outdoor public sculpture was on display at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center during the 2020 Winter art market.

These colorful, wavy wire panels were made to hang from the ceiling, but can also be configured as a weatherproof outdoor art display.