Portfolio
Works
Stone carved into sail, mounted on what the world left behind — driftwood, foundry brick, glass slag, black granite. Every piece is one of a kind. Works are available to acquire, commission, or place on exhibition; write to the studio.
22 works
Eight Bells Ring Out
The memories of places visited, the people encountered, and those left behind.
- Sail
- Fractured Utah white marble
- Base
- Foundry iron and brick
- Lettering
- Graffiti “BELL” in blue, purple and fuchsia
- Provenance
- Mississippian marble found in the Uinta Mountains
Art of Failure — Pride of the White Star Line
Broken multiple times in the making. It is not what it should have been, but it is what happens after not giving up. A lasting reminder of the power and tragedy of the White Star Line.
- Sail
- Utah white marble
- Base
- Driftwood and brick
- Provenance
- Marble from a vein in the Uinta Mountains
- Shown
- SLCC President’s Art Show 2023 · Face of Utah 2023
The Navigator / Rise Again
- Shown
- Face of Utah Sculpture 2023
- Also
- 36th Spiritual & Religious Art of Utah, SMOA
Though My Wheel is Broken, I Am Not Lost
Aeon Guide Me
Ancient and modern aesthetics in one form.
- Sail
- Ohio grey limestone
- Base
- Black granite
- Provenance
- Limestone from an active Ohio creek little known even to the locals
Mētztli
Nenemi Sail
Nenemi is Nahuatl for “runs along” or “travel” off a set of boundaries — setting off into the unknown. Signed by the artist.
- Sail
- Marbled red, brown and pink banded aragonite
- Base
- Glass foundry slag
U.S.S. Walsh
Ix
Ix captures the spirit of the Mayan Jaguar God, a powerful guide to the Mayan underworld — canoeing deities and animals in peace through its dangers.
- Sail
- Marbled red, brown and pink banded aragonite
- Base
- Driftwood and foundry brick
- Provenance
- Found material from a Utah city that was destroyed and survives only on old maps
Toll for Ix Chel
A sacrifice offered to Ix Chel, the Mayan moon goddess — a creator goddess said to wander the sky and live in the cenotes of the Mayan lowlands.
- Sail
- Banded aragonite with gold and quartz inclusions
- Base
- Railcar brake shoe
- Provenance
- Found material from a Utah city that was razed and removed from the map
Zebra Marble Sail
- Sail
- Black and white zebra marble
- Base
- Slag iron and foundry brick
Sailing with Cement Squid
An abstract sail set over the artist’s own graffiti photography — squid rendered in cement.
- Sail
- Translucent orange Utah alabaster
- Base
- Neo-Urban Photography, squid graffiti
- Provenance
- Alabaster from a mine in the Cedar City area of Utah
Sailing in Cement Koi Pond
A delicate abstract sailing boat over koi pond imagery, set on the artist’s own graffiti photography.
- Sail
- Translucent orange Utah alabaster
- Base
- Neo-Urban Photography, koi graffiti
- Provenance
- Alabaster from a mine in the Cedar City area of Utah
Sailing to Mictlan
Mictlan is the Aztec underworld — the passage the dead must sail.
At the Crossroads
“Remember what brought you to this moment. Who helped you get here. What you need is courage at the crossroads.”
- Material
- Marble, steel, wood
- Size
- 71 × 24 × 58 in
- Placed
- Art Around the Corner, St. George, 2025–26
Dream
“The ocean is built on dreams. Nothing carries humanity quite like a dream.”
- Material
- Marble, steel, wood
- Size
- 71 × 58 × 36 in
- Placed
- Plaza +ART, Taylorsville, 2024–25
Hope is Found
Made of forgotten materials from an abandoned mine, an abandoned foundry and an abandoned train depot — a reminder of the moments we have had to dig deep and find hope.
- Material
- Found material
- Shown
- Springville Museum of Art, 2025–26
- Also
- Art Around the Corner · Finch Lane Gallery
Forward Unto Dawn
“Turn to the dawn, till the darkness is gone.”
- Shown
- Springville Museum of Art, 2024–25
- Award
- Honorable Mention
Mimiw
A funerary effigy for a proud and elegant cat who looked out for the clan. The halo follows the sun motif Egyptian sculpture used to mark celestial status.
- Material
- Limestone, granite, brass, selenite
- Shown
- Springville Museum of Art, 2023–24
- Also
- UVU Art & Design Exhibition, 2023
Light Guide Me
- Shown
- 101st Spring Salon, Springville Museum of Art, 2025
The Immigrant
- Shown
- 100th Annual Spring Salon, Springville Museum of Art, 2024
Media
Studio footage
Video of the carving process — quarry to finished sail.