Elemental Daydreams
Elemental Daydreams explores the energy, beauty, and transformation of the natural world. Metal sculptures of Earth, Water, Fire, and Air capture nature’s strength and rhythm. Charcoal drawings trace soft, fleeting clouds, while vine sculptures of metal and wood echo wild growth and resilience. Together, these works invite reflection on how life endures, transforms, and connects us to the environment.
“The raw and the fragile coexist in a dream of the natural world.”
The Four Elements
These metal sculptures bring Earth, Water, Fire, and Air to life, capturing the raw energy and subtle rhythms of nature. Each form moves between strength and delicacy, revealing the hidden patterns and transformative power of the elements.
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![Metal and rusted metal pieces arranged in the shape of a book, mounted on a wooden surface.]()
Fire Spotting
Carbon steel, 17 × 33 × 19 in.
A dynamic metal sculpture capturing the raw energy and movement of fire, reflecting the elemental force and transformative power of nature. -
![An abstract sculpture made from black metal pipes and rusted metal rods against a white background.]()
Fire
Carbon Steel and Salt, 20 × 25 × 6 in.
A dynamic sculpture capturing the elemental force of fire. The combination of steel and salt emphasizes transformation and impermanence, reflecting nature’s raw energy and enduring power. -
![Abstract metal sculpture with geometric shapes on a white surface against a plain light background.]()
Ventus
Carbon steel, railway tile, and concrete, 23 × 19 × 6 in.
A sculptural interpretation of wind, combining industrial and natural materials to evoke movement, flow, and the subtle yet persistent force of air in the environment. -
![Abstract sculpture made of metallic irregularly shaped panels on a white base, placed against a plain white wall.]()
Rain
Carbon steel on concrete, 52 × 24 × 17 in.
A sculptural interpretation of water, using steel and concrete to suggest movement, weight, and the renewing, transformative power of rainfall. -
![Abstract sculpture made of black metal rings and squares arranged on a wooden base against a white wall.]()
Earth
Carbon steel, 37 × 32 × 32 in.
A sculptural interpretation of the elemental force of Earth, using solid steel forms to convey stability, weight, and the enduring strength of the natural world.
Handmade Charcoal Clouds
Soft, layered clouds emerge from delicate charcoal marks on paper, capturing fleeting, ethereal forms in the sky. These drawings reveal the quiet rhythms of nature, inviting reflection on its subtle shifts, fragile beauty, and enduring presence.
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![Black and white framed photograph of clouds in the sky.]()
Silent Horizon - 21 x 29 in
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![Black and white photograph of clouds in the sky framed in black with a white mat.]()
Whispering Shadows - 21 x 29 in
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![Black and white framed photograph of clouds in the sky with sunlight shining through, with a small initials JSG in the bottom left corner.]()
Fleeting Sky - 21 x 29 in
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![Black and white framed photograph of fluffy clouds in the sky.]()
Silver Serenity - 21 x 29 in
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![Black and white photograph of clouds in the sky, framed and displayed on a white background.]()
Celestial Drift - 21 x 29 in
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![A framed black-and-white photograph of cloudy sky with dark and light clouds.]()
Misty Morning - 21 x 29 in
Vine Sculptures
Intricate vines of exotic metals—copper, brass, and stainless steel—twist and wrap around natural wood, echoing wild growth reclaiming space. Their winding forms evoke resilience, regeneration, and nature’s transformative power, revealing how life endures and evolves, even in unexpected places.
Copper Bloom 12 x 26 x 20 in
Rooted Energy 26 x 15 x 8 in
Elemental Embrace 9 x 18 x 16 in
Enchanted Dreams 10 x 11 x 9 in
Vines Unleashes Nature Reclaims 74 x 62 x 24 in
Elemental Daydreams 70 x 55 x 56 in
Twisted Serenity 20 x 30 x 11 in
Crimson Revival 39 x 12 x 13 in