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Giraffe, 2017

Ceramic, metallic coating (gypsum, polymer, metal dust)

Beautiful and bold, hallowed and hollowed. Oh what have we done!

Ceramic, metal coating (Forton, Iron, copper)

2022 (contact Tony for price)

ceramic, metal coating 2021

This ceramic stylized Orca is part of a larger exhibit called “The Whale in the Room” which explores the impact of mankind on the natural world.

In creating this Orca series, I use their form as a mantra that I repeat with structural variations and textural patterns to elicit a sense of disappearing, dissolution and discorporation.

With Subsidence, I wanted to explore a way to evoke implosion. The end result is stylized, segmented, and perhaps evocative of a symbolism that isn’t actually rooted in any tradition.

17”x15”x11”

Ceramic, metallic coating, steel base

Bill the Otter was created with stoneware clay and fired once - then coated with a mixture of acrylic/gypsum/polymer resin (Forton) and metal dust, then cured, oxidized, and finished with a coat of sculpture wax.It sits on a steel base. This sculpture actually sits at 25" in tall including the base

This was a commissioned piece made as an urn to carry the sacred ashes of the clients parents!

Pig Urn- 2020

Ceramic, metallic coating (gypsum, polymer, metal dust)

Ceramic, metal coating (modified gypsum, Iron, copper) and steel base

Vitality (Transient Orca) - 2020

Ceramic, metallic coating (gypsum, polymer, metal dust)

Part of a series I’m creating in response to the struggles of Orca Whales, specifically the “Southern Residents” up here in the Northwest

Relic - 2020

Ceramic, metallic coating (gypsum, polymer, metal dust)

Part of a series Im creating in response to the struggles of Orca Whales, specifically the “Southern Residents” up here in the Northwest

Fractures (Southern Resident)

Ceramic, metallic coating (gypsum, polymer, metal dust)

Part of a series Im creating in response to the struggles of Orca Whales, specifically the “Southern Residents” up here in the Northwest

Crow - 2020

Ceramic, metallic coating (gypsum, polymer, metal dust)

Woodsman - 2020

Ceramic

Slip cast ceramic

Meerkat - 2009

Ceramic, metallic coating (gypsum, polymer, metal dust)

Fortress - 2019

Part of a series inspired by humankind dependence on and impact upon the natural world. This piece was constructed using organic and inorganic materials with most of the organics (cheese cloth and bamboo) burned off in the kiln, leaving a warped,distressed figure and weathered oxidized surface.

A simple, solid, primal statement.

The stars from the TV show “Bones” sipping from Tony’s “skull mugs” at the end of an episode that was first aired in November 2012.

the Mother - 2014

Dimensions: 36" x 17" x 17"

Ceramic, gypsum, wire, paper, acrylic, metallic coating

Mother is survival and surrender, a co-dependent relationship with the natural world.