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My indoor and outdoor installations are usually colorful and uplifting, sometimes involving my patterns, and often enhancing the surrounding environment. I generally construct these pieces out of foam or paper. They're all very simple and light in weight.
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These short videos serve as a
fun introduction to some of my
installation pieces.
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Happy viewing.

 

Mount Desert Island in Maine is a picture-perfect location for

pop-up installations of my artsy projects.

On a bright, beautiful autumn day, I couldn't resist installing my Color Waves in a park overlooking Frenchman Bay in Bar Harbor, Maine. This was my longest, biggest installation so far. Bigger things to come...

I live near near Andy Goldsworthy’s land-art installation called Road Line. I couldn’t resist the opportunity to install my own land-art piece, Color Waves, along side his.

My small house doesn't have enough floor space to properly display the various configurations that are possible with my Color Patches. Fortunately the folks in my town's Municipal Building didn't throw me out when I showed up to make color happen all over the floor.

Nine inches of fresh snow fell, and I couldn't resist adding some vibrant color with my Snow Waves. Each segment of cut-and-glued foam is approximately three feet long. The snow is holding the overlapping pieces in place. It's fun to play in the snow!

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