I Contain Multitudes We’ve finally realized that our nation is filled with monuments that don’t accurately tell our true history. What do...

I’ve been studying sundials throughout history and re-thinking what the sundial could be in the 21st century. We don’t need a sundial to...

PART VI IN THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — Another way that my interest in art for the fifth space is playing out is this installation for dense...

PART V OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — Among the earliest human sculptures are those depicting Pleistocene megafauna – mammoths, mastodons...

I've started a series of sculptures that depict consequential molecules. It started with this piece, depicting a hydrocarbon molecule's...

PART IV OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — For the last few years I’ve been interpreting paleoanthropology to conceive sculptural installations...

PART lll OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — Each fifth space experience is built around a few key ‘moments’ in which the experience of the...

PART II OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — I am currently developing a solar and stellar observatory sculpture: a tiny model of the universe...

PART l OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — Art exists mainly in four spaces: In our homes At work Public places Virtual spaces In the last few...

The most fundamental rule for interactive art is to respect people's agency. There should be a clear and repeatable connection between...

Leonardo da Vinci was the first to name the cerebellum – the curious portion of the brain that accounts for 10 percent of its mass but...

Light-based sculptures offer an opportunity for art to activate a larger space than the sculpture physically occupies. With that power...