Early works
Whale sculpture at the Emeryville Mudflats 1978 with Adrienne and Karen Dzubur.
After returning from a trip overseas I developed an interest in the environment which included working with Greenpeace. I'd been creating lots of drawings of whales and one of the first big public works I was a part of was at the Emeryville mudflats in the late 1970's. You can read more about the mudflat sculptures in this solid series of articles: https://evilleeye.com/history/origins-first-three-part-series-history-emeryville-mudflat-sculptures/
Working on the lunar lander sculpture from 1976.
Photo by Douglas Keister from his book "Driftwood Whimsey"
Photo by Douglas Keister from his book "Driftwood Whimsey"
Title: "Redwoods" 1981
Medium: Politec acrylics
Location: Carson Street beneath highway 24 Oakland
My first large scale public artwork was more of a college project done while completing my degree at Cal State University Hayward
Title: Berkeley Natural Grocery, Gilman Street, Berkeley
Medium: Acrylics on Canvas
Title: Liilies
Medium: Oils on Canvas (2) 5' x 6'
Private commission