COMMISSIONS
swish
For a private client in Tucson, Arizona, now also in Paris and Australia. The original brief:
“Something to fly through air by my swimming pool.”
1999, bronze (75 x 45 x 28 cm)
momentum
For the foyer of Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Janelia Farm Campus, Virginia, US. In the absence of a formal brief, I took inspiration from the pace of modern scientific discoveries.
2008, bronze (230 x 113 x 78 cm)
on the backs of giants
For Howard Hughes Medical Institute Headquarters. A continuation on the theme on scientific development.
2016, aluminum (520 x 244 x 244 cm)
The Swing
For private clients in Berkeley CA, now in Virginia and Italy. Original brief:
“A love seat for the garden.”
2011, bronze (120 x 265 x 115 cm)
spring
For Ben Gurion, University of the Desert,
Sd Boker Campus. The brief:
“An emblem of forward progress.”
2006, mild steel (also stainless steel or bronze)
SKIPPING GIRL
For private clients in Paddington in Woollhara, Sydney. Their brief:
“This way to the front door”
2004, bronze (146 x 84 x 70 cm)
UPwards
For private clients in Berkeley CA, now also in Paris, Nimes, Sydney and Los Angeles. Their brief:
“Something that makes my heart sing on entering.”
1999, bronze (155 x 46 x 43 cm)
with a twist
For private clients in San Francisco.
2001, bronze (85 x 54 x 33 cm)
bridges
For clients in Stony Creek. Their brief:
“A jungle gym for the grandchildren.”
2006, bronze (152 x 230 x 65 cm)
overreach
For private clients in Palo Alto, US. Their brief:
“A horizontal piece amongst tall trees.”
2009, bronze (120 x 135 x 40 cm)
soaring
Poolside setting for private clients in Palo Alto, and (pictured) in Vaucluse, Sydney.
2002, bronze (78 x 5 x 38 cm)
explorer
For Howard Hughes Medical Institute Headquarters. No formal brief, but I wanted to do a sculpture about thinking outside the box
2021, wood and aluminium pipe (470 x 290 x 76 cm)
aspiring
For Howard Hughes Medical Institute Headquarters, I was inspired by the quest of science to ‘know’ and ‘do’ the utmost. Pictured here in for private clients in Vaucluse, Sydney, the piece also appears in Washington DC, Israel and Cambridge MA.
2012, bronze (230 x 113 x 48 cm)
lateral motion
For Ben Gurion University of the Desert, Be’ersheva Campus. Another scientific venue
2017, wood and aluminium pipe (240 x 115 x 36 cm)