Walks

Archer

Surfrider

Target

Will Rogers

Eagle Rock

Around the Block
I am taking 25 lb blocks of clay and pushing them, rolling them with my feet around a familar place to make a map, or keep a record of where I’ve been. The blocks take the shape of the walk. They record what they move over. When they dry I then I fire them, glaze them, and maybe fire them again. This is an ongoing body of work.