Here you’ll find recent highlights from my practice — commissions awarded, exhibitions opened, and works shared with the public.

“S.O.A.R.” Installed in Washington, DC

SOAR has been installed at J.O. Wilson Elementary School in Washington, D.C. Commissioned through the DCDGS Percent for Art program, the sculpture is now in place and being received by the school community.

Named 2026–27 Cultural Trailblazer by the City of Los Angeles

I am deeply honored to have been selected as a 2026–27 Cultural Trailblazer by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs. The Cultural Trailblazers (COLA) Award recognizes artists whose creative work has made a significant and lasting contribution to the cultural life of Los Angeles.

This recognition celebrates my ongoing commitment to creating sculptures and public artworks that invite reflection, connection, and wonder. I am profoundly grateful to the City of Los Angeles for this honor and look forward to continuing to create work that serves communities both within Los Angeles and beyond.

Awarded DCDGS Commission (10/2025)

I am honored to have been awarded a commission by the DC Department of General Services Percent for Art Program for my sculpture SOAR, to be installed at J.O. Wilson Elementary School. This brightly faceted bird form celebrates flight, imagination, and uplift. Inspired by the school’s values of Safety, Ownership, Acceptance, and Respect, SOAR embodies the spirit of rising together, a beacon of color and possibility for students and the community.

Exhibition: Danville Metalworks (10/2025)

This fall, my sculptures Vessels and As One will be featured in the upcoming exhibition at Danville Metalworks Gallery, presented by the Town of Danville. The show runs October 11 – December 19, 2025. These works explore form, reflection, and transformation — shifting as the viewer moves around them or as light interacts with their surfaces. For more details, visit the Danville Gallery site www.danville.ca.gov/vtart.

As One, steel and mirrors, 2025. Front and three-quarter views (25 × 22 × 8 in.).

Vessels, painted copper, 2025. Shown in both wall-mounted and floor orientations (21 × 16 × 8 in.).

Rendering of SOAR, a faceted bird sculpture commissioned for J.O. Wilson Elementary School by DCDGS Percent for Art Program.