HOLLOW

Hollow, Utricle, and Large Cell reference internal cavities—structures that quietly shape and support biological function. Their forms recall the understated architecture of the body: vessels, sacs, and chambers that hold, carry, and transmit. The utricle, a small pouch responsible for sensing orientation, gently gestures toward ideas of balance and perception within systems of change.

The works in this series function not only as sculptural meditations on biological form, but also as tangible records of impermanence—poetic vessels that hold the fleeting, the intimate, and the essential.

Steel wire, steel, sterling silver.
3.5” x 2.5” x 1.5”

Hollow, 1997

Electroformed copper, enamel, sterling silver.
25” x 2” x 2”

Utricle, 1999

Steel container. Brooch: Steel, kelp pod, silver.
36” x 5” x 1.5”

Ama, 1998

Hirsute, 1999

Sterling silver, steel.
36” x 6” x 1

Steel wire, electroformed copper, enamel, silver.
4” x 2.5” x .5”

Enigma, 1999

Steel, paper, mica, sterling silver.
5.75” x  3” x 2”

Seminal, 1998

22kt gold, steel, 18kt pin stem.
4” x .1.75” x .75”

Large Cell, 2004

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