I've been hand-carving bas-relief sculptures   since 1977 and creating cast paper sculptures since 1987. The even- grained mahogany I start with allows me to achieve chiseled rock- like textures, fine detail or smooth surfaces. This, combined with fibers of the finished paper sculpture, yields a multi- textured effect, enhanced by the shadows. The illusion of depth and mass is one of the most important things I strive to achieve.

   Starting with pure cotton fibers the paper pulp is buffered to an acid- free state. Waterproofing compounds, preservatives and light-fast pigments are also used.  The paper pulp is then carefully hand- cast to create truly archival paper sculptures. When thoroughly dry, each paper cast is inspected. All are signed and most are numbered as part of a very limited edition. Acid-free mats &  hardwood frames provide the finishing touch.

   My cast paper sculptures are in private collections in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Great Britain, Europe, Australia and Japan and can be seen in the following

art galleries.