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Produces intricate lens based media, performance and installation pieces

Sculpture and installation involving the negotiation of common, re-purposed materials.

Addresses issues of wellness and the impact the pharma-conglomerates have on public health. Works include, "Pharma-Illogical: Can You Swallow This?", "Chummin' For Suckers: Sister Overboard", and "Pill-Poppin' Rocker: Now Seating the Culturalization of Chemical Dependency.". Great Falls, Montana, USA

Gigantopithecus: Permanent 9-foot tall steel and bronze sculpture installation in Oneonta New York.

Based in Queensland, Australia and recipient of the Australian Commonwealth Centenary of Federation Medal for Distinguished Service to the Arts. Includes archive of installation sculpture in a range of media, 1992-2006, curriculum vitae, and a list of exhibitions.

The artist explores nuances of architecture and the oddities of the everyday through the language of minimalism.

Specializing in sand sculpture as performance production and installation. Uses an interactive and traditional approach of not using artificial additives or preservatives.

"Thinking of You" is a meditation on the lives of ten friends who have died of AIDS. Work consists of a circle of ten piers, each surmounted by a white plaster head and bearing handwritten text that winds around the pier.

Works and installations created entirely from human hair. Toronto, Canada.

Public, site-specific sculpture of a wide range of materials including carved stone and wood, and modeled plaster or clay sculptures for casting into bronze or glass. Coleford, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, UK.

Architecturally-inspired structures reference their social contexts, including performance activations (structure movement, audience participation, and composed and random sound). California, USA

Focus on a piece "ArtemisiaSogJod Mechwimper" that reuqired viewers to physically move through a piece at the gallery "Klosterfelde" Berlin, Germany

International site-specific and culturally-sensitive installations of stone and natural materials, based on natural forms and spiritual inspiration. New Zealand.

Architectural settings combined with mediated and computer-controlled elements examine relationships between public and private space. California, USA.

File cabinet installation on a desolate tract of desert scrubland near Deming, New Mexico becomes the official library of Cabinet Magazine, a non-profit Art and Culture quarterly.