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A 3-panel commission for an elevator lobby in a historic adaptive reuse development in Denver. Inspired by the iconic Evans School (built 1904 in Classical Revival style by David Dyden), the work layers architectural motifs in amber, gray, and cream&
A stairwell installation designed to shimmer as people pass—layers of green and blue glass suggest ‘digital rain,’ with content and rhythm tailored to the client’s business. Abstract but with encoded meaning, this 3-panel work
A new direction in material minimalism. These warm gray, monochromatic pieces focus on texture and tone-on-tone inlay.. A quiet, tactile approach to biophilic abstraction—designed for contemporary residential interiors. . ELEMENTAL | 20”

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Resilient | contrasts in texture and reflectance
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