The art of paper casting is hardly new with the Chinese having invented it more than a thousand years ago. It is a media I have found to be ideal for casting my bas-relief sculptures as the purity of the white linen paper both underlines and accentuates the essence of my design concepts.
In my mind, sculpture is ultimately about form and texture. By creating work with cast paper I can incorporate an infinite variety of shapes, forms and textures into my sculpture that allow for the unbridled expression of power, movement and emotion.
I find that the ethereal qualities of cast paper sculpture are endlessly fascinating to explore. I love creating three dimensional surfaces that can both enliven light and be made so as to appear to float or hover when installed in place.
One could say that my style defies description. I can and love to create cast paper sculpture in a variety of styles ranging from realism to the abstract.
Please enjoy your tour.

Terracotta One
16" high, by 16" wide by 2½" deep including frame

Corner close-up of "Terracotta One"

Radiance
Six feet by Four Feet Cast Paper and Gold Acrylic

Black Ice
16" by 47"
Cast Paper and Acrylic

Magenta 9
22" by 26" Cast Paper and Acrylic

Stampede
40" by 32" Cast Paper

Magnum Opus
4 feet by 5 feet Cast Paper and Acrylic

Dusk
40" by 32" Cast Paper and Acrylic

Hope
24" by 13" Cast Paper and Acrylic

Alchemy
4 feet by 5 feet Cast Paper

Short Circuit
14.5" by 26" Cast Paper and found objects

Winter Islands
30" by 59" Cast Paper and Acrylic

Black & White & Three
47" by 26" Cast Paper and Acrylic on fabric board

Sea Glass
15" by 46" Cast Paper and Sea Glass pieces