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NightSky This simple concept of Star and Moon are carved as a
relief on the side of a 1500 pound granite boulder used as an architectural
accent piece. The exposed face of
the boulder is roughly 3 feet high and 4 feet wide. NightSky is one of the RASP alternate image
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Horizon This piece asks the viewer to interpret this as a
sunrise, or a sunset. Do you
anticipate the dawning of a new day, or do you reflect on the past days
events and bask in the warmth of fond memories? The piece is white marble with an inset of pink marble for the
sun and its reflection. Horizon is roughly10 inches by 5 inches and weighs roughly
10 pounds. Horizon is one of the RASP alternate image series. |
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WindSurfer A limestone “sail” floating on a green marble “board” is
an abstract piece inspired by the skill exhibited by numerous talented
surfers and windsurfers along the coast of Maui. This piece is approximately 10 inches high and weighs roughly
12 pounds |
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Moonphase Three 12inch diameter marble discs each with a different interpretation of the moon. This piece stands Approximately 28 inches high (with base) and weighs approximately 35 pounds |
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Wedding rings From the earliest times, a ring has been a symbol
of completeness and eternity. Like
time, it has no beginning and no end.
Like life, it returns to itself.
The hole in the center of a ring is not just space but rather a
pathway to the future. Carved from white Vermont marble, these interlocked
rings are approximately 7 inches outside diameter and weigh approximately 10
pounds.
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Interlocking white marble rings Each ring is approximately 6 inches in length. Stone rings are symbolic of lifelong
commitment and unbreakable bonds.
This construct is four interlocking rings representing a close family
structure. . |
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Alabaster abstract The near cubic shape with cutouts in five sides gives a
constantly changing view of the patterns and colors of this piece. I like to consider it as analogous to
evaluating a new idea or belief that constantly changes as I consider it from
all sides. This piece is mounted on
a 7”x7”x2” thick white marble base, and stands approximately 10” high. Weight is approximately 20 pounds. |
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Missing Pieces This white marble
piece is 2” thick and sits 20” high on a Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry Wood) base,
and weighs approximately 40 pounds.
It’s a reminder that completeness is an illusion. We all live with uncertainty, don’t wait
for everything to be perfect, “Carpe
Diem”. Missing Pieces is one of the RASP alternate image series. |
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