Waves I began a series of wave sculptures made of wood as an undergraduate student at Brooklyn College . I enjoyed working with wood because I found that while wood was easy for me to cut and shape, wood also had a structural integrity that allowed me to build with it. I cut and laminated boards together and then used a grinder to shape and refine the wave forms. As the work developed the waves became more and more abstract. Soon, I believed that a wave was anything that expressed a rising and falling movement. The last sculpture on this page, Standing, was created while I was a graduate student at Pratt Institute. Click here to see the updated version of this page with more images and audio.
 Kanagawa's Wave (after Hokusai), 1975
Geo Wave, 1977
Installation at Contemporary Arts Gallery, New York University, New York, 1979
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