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About

Trained as a sculptor, woodworker and photographer, I have been influenced by many artists; from Dali to Greene and Greene, and Wendell Castle to Sam Maloof. As a photographer who taught the craft, I find the medium a wonderful compliment to my sculptural work.

I received a Bachelor’s degree in studio art at the State University of New York in Brockport. While there, I majored in sculpture, and studied under renowned artists Albert Paley and Wendell Castle. At that time, I also began my photographic experience and realized I had a knack for looking beyond the big picture and focusing on life’s minute details.

I later received a master’s degree in Art Education from Nazareth College, and taught for over 25 years. Through my studio work and my teaching I try to convey an appreciation for the joys of life whether through art or the simple act of helping others.

Artistically, my path has taken me in many directions. Creating photography and furniture with a focus on the sculptural beauty in both, I continue to get closer and to see what others might not.

  • 1981
    Bachelors Degree

    BS Studio Art State University of New York at Brockport

  • 1992
    Masters Degree in Art Education

    Nazareth College, Rochester New York

  • 1984-1996
    Art Teacher

    Rochester City School District, Rochester New York

  • 1996-2006
    Art/Photography Teacher

    Humboldt Unified School District, Prescott Valley, Arizona

  • 1978-Present
    Woodworker, Photographer, Teacher

    Creating Furniture, Photography and Sculpture in New York and Arizona

  • 1978-Present
    Representation

    My work has been exhibited in numerous galleries in New York and Arizona.
    Currently my furniture work is on display at Van Gogh's Ear, in Prescott, AZ