Ear Full from the collection of Public Art Omaha

Ear Full

Stainless Steel & Concrete

72 x 84 x 36 in

Location: Northwest Omaha (Google map)

The theme of my work is the human condition or relationship. I utilize abstract yet recognizable elements. In my sculpture, there is no one-to-one relation of the sculptured form to the human body. A given work is not limited to a torso, four limbs, and a head. That's just one thing you could do. I try to use odd numbers of body parts as much as possible in my figures. Sculpture seems to work best using odd numbers of elements, three arms for example, or fragments of paired parts. I use voids to represent arms, chest, and heads as much as possible. My hope is that these works capture a piece of our time and bring more beauty, thought and significance to our world, now and for generations to come.

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