Sculptures

As an Interdisciplinary Artist, I enjoy dabbling in many mediums and to mix mediums together. I was fortunate to receive an education in the arts from Towson University where my professors urged me to push the envelope and explore myself. This page highlights Sculptures that I have made. Some have individual theme to them while others are more directly focused to the Art Activism which I hold dear.

Nature and Light

Here I created 10 concrete pillars that appear to be from a large structure in the past. Nature is slowly taking back what belongs to her. While at the same time I have used light to accent the area during the nighttime.

Nature and Light.

This is the other side of the landscape.

Nature and Light

A close up of a pillar

Tension

Here I made two sections of hollow spheres out of concrete and have them connected together. They appear to be pulling apart.

Tension

I have also planted native sunflowers, lavender, and hibiscus inside, creating planters

Tension

A close up of the lavender. In the back is the Hibiscus. These images are from the installation. More images will be posted once the plants are fully bloomed.

Tension

Here is an above shot

What's Wrong With US

This is a Mixed Media sculpture symbolizing many wrongs that cultures have inflicted upon other cultures since Ancient Greece.

What's Wrong With Us

I used more than 10 different media for this sculpture with ceramic as the core.

Baltimore Black Butterfly Row House Installation

The following five photos are of an installation that I have done which is to bring awareness to the wrongs inflicted upon the Black population In the Black Butterfly of Baltimore

Baltimore Black Butterfly Row House Installation

The installation represents an occupied rowhouse inside the Butterfly that has become condemned to not fault of their own.
The installation is made from reclaimed wood, cardboard, sheet rock, plaster, house paint, canvas, oil paint, vintage doll, spray paint, liquin medium and impasto, live active yogurt, coffee, dirt, black stain, brown stain, green stain, rubbing alcohol.

Baltimore Black Butterfly Row House Installation

Baltimore is one of the first major cities in America to use redlining. It was enforced so to force the black population in areas while keeping other areas white. The white areas prospered and the city invested in it, while the city did not invest in what would become the black butterfly (the areas form a butterfly on the city map). Thus causing the butterfly to fail. But there is still hope.

Sculptures

Alternative Ceramics