Oblique is defined by its refusal to align with convention. Sculpted by hand from concrete, its sharp-angled planes disrupt symmetry and invite new perspectives from every angle. Its stance is at once deliberate and unsettled, a balance born from imbalance.

Crowned with a polished agate inlay, Oblique reveals a dialogue between rawness and refinement, mass and delicacy. The concrete body speaks of earth, industry, and endurance, while the stone inlay offers a glimpse of hidden beauty forged over time.

This is not a table that disappears into its function—it asserts itself as a sculptural presence, drawing the eye to the unexpected and the imperfectly balanced.

Concrete bookshelf with woven stone finish 75”x42”x12”. Named after the goddess of love, beauty, sex, war and gold.

Dimensions:  66"H x 28"W x 23"D

The mandalas in this piece are cut from one sheet of 1/4" brass.  Mahogany armrests accent the 1/4" brass arms which are recessed into the side and bolted on with brass screws and inserts.

Inspired by the Rio Grande Rift which is suspected to end somewhere near Far West Texas in The Chihuahuan Desert.

A rift is created when the Earth’s lithosphere (the strong "skin" layer at the surface) stretches and thins. Rifts typically have an elongated valley bounded by faults and a thin crust. The Rio Grande Rift began forming between 35 and 29 million years ago when Earth’s lithosphere began to spread apart, triggering volcanism (volcanic activity) in the region. It stretches from the state of Chihuahua, Mexico, to at least Leadville, Colorado (and probably continues further north). Continental rifts like the Rio Grande form basins (topographic depressions) that fill with sediments over millions of years. In Albuquerque, New Mexico, the basin sediments are three miles thick. The Rio Grande Rift continues to widen very slowly today.

Status: Private Collection

Wall Sculpture Details: Hand made with Concrete, Blue Glass, Resin 33”Lx19”W - 24 lbs

Hand pressed concrete top with a burnt and sealed Indonesian teak root base.

Hand pressed concrete side table with inlayed stone and metal dancing figure. Also features hand sculpted relief details. (Currently in a private collection)

A union of concrete and African mahogany harmonize to form the Marfa Consort Bench. This design was inspired by Donald Judd minimalism which is expressed through the durable craftsmanship of a concrete and wood medium. The shapes within the bench are a continuing theme in other sculptures and furniture pieces I have created. Each piece has a significant meaning to me based on sacred geometry and mathematical sequencing.

The Portal turns on its light to locate the intended person in this dark world. It is a sort of “searchlight” beaming, visible only for those alert enough to see it. There are several beings that create their own light often in environments where there is no other source of light. This phenomenon has different purposes, some of which are not fully understood. I understand fireflies attracting mates, or mushrooms spreading spores in a luminous way to attract pollinators, however my experience with bioluminescence differs.

My experience was that of transformation of my human body into a bioluminescent being.  A feeling of strength that transformed my delicate skin into an armor able to withstand different pressures.  I remember a feeling of connectivity to my own being and its current existence in another dimension.  A sort of duality of living my life in this world we all know, and simultaneously living another life as a different being entirely.

48”x48”x12”

Concrete wall sculpture with 1/4" brass inlay.  This piece ways about 15 lbs and is 38" H x 25" W.  The sculpture was created using a combination of fabric formwork techniques and hand sculpting.

The image below is during a 2017 exhibition for Chinati Open Night in Marfa, Tx.

1" thick GFRC concrete bench with diamond design in the middle.  The diamond design has stainless & agate inlays and the dark brown concrete is variegated to resemble natural stone.

The Sentinel stands guard watching over those who are near.  At 7 feet tall and 42 inches wide made entirely of concrete with embedded LED lights, stainless steel, and glass it was created with the intention of towering above. The armor-like texture was created from a one-of-a kind fabric formed mold. This futuristic protector has a shield like appearance, and it’s lights scan for danger!

Standing 30" high x 6' in length x 32" wide and 3" thick this lightweight concrete desk weighs in around 420 lbs.  The desk is a beautiful taupe color with 1/4" brass inlay designs and one of kind agate and ammonite.  Whether you are drawing architectural plans, doing research , or just brainstorming you can't help to feel inspired and invigorated while sitting at this desk, hence "The Inspiration Desk".

27"H x 24"W x 5"D

Antennary was created to emanate a playful and youthful energy.  It is named for its antennae like brass rods.  Both the pedestal and sculpture are made entirely of concrete.  A one-of-a kind fabric formed mold was created to give it’s unique shape.  I created this piece with my young son Ellis in mind who has a grounded and jovial personality.  At such a young age he is able to block any negativity and transform it in a truly inspirational way.

Concrete bench cast into weathered metal with cast in protruding stones. This bench was purchased by the city of Leander, Tx. for their Lakewood Park sculpture garden.

This work of art is designed to hang on the wall and is 15"H x 48"W x 4"D.  Hand sculpting and fabric forming techniques were used to create the shape of the concrete and there is a stone inlay in the center with channels flowing in and out from the center.  Exposed aggregate highlight the ridges while dark brown textured concrete accentuate the valleys.

Ojos del Alma (eyes of the soul) is a hand packed GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) concrete table base with a vein like finish. The sandy white color accents the inlays of agate, strips of glass and brass. The two encased lights illuminate through the piece itself and light shines from the bottom leg area, in addition to a top cut out display area.

This concrete table base has a truly stunning design paired with solid craftsmanship. If you are interested in durable and artistic concrete furniture, then this piece will likely catch your eye.

This sculpture was inspired by a lucid dream while camping at a primitive camp site in Big Bend National Park.  The dream involved a sculpture which seemed to be alive pulsing light and its function was to send and receive messages from one dimension to another.  The next morning I awoke to find mountain lion tracks twelve inches from the door of my tent.

The energy of this land is very powerful and mystical.  Every time I spend time in this area I come back with very out of this world ideas.

The concrete sculpture in the photo was taken during the processing stage.  Glass is embedded in the center of the waves and a beautiful agate is embedded in the center of the sculpted eye.  LED lighting is integrated as well and lights the glass and agate bringing the sculpture to life.

Demensions:  8'H x 32"W x 24"D

Concrete, brass, and agate