I am interested in how wood ages, often contrasting new and old wood. The old wood contains its history. I see the scars of worm holes, decay, peeled paint showing the life of the wood. The new wood offers the luminosity of wood grain, and how milled planks will reveal the grain when stained, painted, and sanded through. The grain marks the life of the wood. I see the beauty of both – how age and the patina of life leaves a mark and how the fresh wood sometimes seems to shimmer with energy and offers something new.  By bringing this contrast together I am hoping to make the old and new more observable.

Crossing #2
2025
pine with bark, painted pine and old crazed board
12x12x4"

sold

Crossing #4
2025
crazed board, stick and painted pine
11x11x5"

sold

Crossing #3
2025
painted pine, glitter and found wood
12x12x4"
Crossing #5
2025
painted ribbed pine and barn siding
12X12x4"

sold

Crossing #8
2025
painted ribbed pine and Birdseye maple
11X11x4"
Crossing #7
2025
painted pine and bark
12x12x4"

sold

Crossing #6
2025
painted barn siding, stick and cut burned pine
12X12x4"

sold

Crossing #9
2025
painted ribbed pine and burned pine
12X12x4"
Crossings
2025
glitter, painted ribbed pine and barn siding
each are 12X12x4"
Crossing #10
2025
birds eye maple, stick and painted pine
11x11x4"