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Exterior Installations
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"Solstice Series"

Commissioned mosaic mural, private residence; ceramic tile, marble, alabaster, stones, and fused glass.
Dimensions: Each panel measures 3’ x 5’


Installation
 
Detail, "Sun Goddess"
     

"Sun Goddess" pouring a river from her heart.
 
"Moon Goddess" sprinkling stars into the night sky.

                                                 

 

"Garden Sanctuary Series"


Commissioned mosaic mural, private residence; ceramic tile, fused glass.
Dimensions: North wall-15' x 4' East wall-18' x 4'.


Installation

North and East Wall

East Wall
     

East Wall Detail

Winking Sun

Dragonfly and Flowers
     

North Wall Detail

Fishbowl

Salamander and Roswell Alien
     

Salamander and Roswell Alien in a different light

Hiding Cat

Turtle Love

                                                 

 

"Sunsplash Series"

Commissioned mailbox, private residence; ceramic tile & fused glass.


Installation

Front and right corner
     


Right side - Calico Cat
 

Detail of Cat

Back
     
 
Left side - Sun
 

                                                 

 

Banco

Commissioned mosaic bancos, private residence; ceramic tile, stone, slate, river rocks, tempered glass.


Installation
 
 
     

Detail
 
Detail

                                                 

 

Address Plaque

Red and yellow stained glass, dichroic fused-glass cabochons, copper strips.

 



 
 
Detail

                                                 

 

"Protect Our Wildlife Corridors-High Country Panel"


This is the public art project I was invited to participate in. It's off of the Bernallio/Placitas exit and I-25 at the Placitas Recycling Center. I created the cougar, stained glass pine needles, orange and yellow flowering plants, rock outcropping under the cougar, red stained glass border and edging. I also grouted the same work mentioned, installed the tree branches and made composition suggestions.


So many wonderful artists made contributions to the mural, which is one of several proposed panels depicting the wildlife and plants of New Mexico. "Protect our Wildlife Corridors" is a campaign that was created to raise awareness of our wildlife's natural travel routes. Protection of these corridors enables cougars, bears, coyote, and other animals to move more freely and decrease the risk of injury or death by means other than natural causes, such as off-road vehicles and new construction.


Installation
 
Detail

                                                 

 

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