Each piece of furniture I make is a segment of a constantly moving stream of energy. This is often represented on the surface of the piece as an inlaid line of variegated color segments. I call this the “lifeline”, as in the palm of the hand. It flows like water through each piece, just as wood is a carrier of water. Sensual, organic forms are complemented by inlaid geometric images. Homage is paid to the tree itself, to historical furniture forms, to the interplay of natural and worked surfaces. More>>
Each piece of furniture I make is a segment of a constantly moving stream of energy. This is often represented on the surface of the piece as an inlaid line of variegated color segments. I call this the “lifeline”, as in the palm of the hand. It flows like water through each piece, just as wood is a carrier of water. Sensual, organic forms are complemented by inlaid geometric images. Homage is paid to the tree itself, to historical furniture forms, to the interplay of natural and worked surfaces. 