Energy-Balance

A timeless combination of old and new – rooted in classical structure yet stylized in its simplicity, and elegance of form.

The vitality of the body in action.
The celebration of the human spirit.

My sculptures are designed for longevity using modern materials beginning with a steel support framework which is layered with combinations of metal, foils, cement, and epoxy clay. The finished surfaces are cold bronzed and often embellished. Attention to detail, surface design and craftsmanship are unique aspects of my work. They adapt well to interior and exterior environments.

Together, we will figure out how to create a piece that will last.

For over twenty years I’ve been teaching my figurative sculpting process at the New Haven Art School as well as a local high school and my private studio. I consider myself a facilitator rather than a didactic teacher and encourage students to come with a project idea. 

My goal is to make each student successful and to take pride in their accomplishments. I enjoy sharing my ideas and experience and I am available to anyone who’s interested.

Decades of Dedication

    • 1975 - 1987: Potter and ceramic artist. Worked with Maishe Dickman and established my own studio

      1988 - 1992: Decided to increase my artistic expression and possibilities by attending New School to study Figurative Sculpture with Chaim Gross and Sabien Howard

      1990 - 2000: Focused on ferrocement (steel reinforced) figures and abstract cement

      2000 - 2010: Combined stainless steel sculptures with abstract simplified cement figures, working with sculpture fabricator, mobiles and stabiles

      2010 - 2020: The athleticism of the human form, circus acrobats, gymnasts.  Switched form concrete to epoxy clay

      2020-present: More realistic and narrative figures in relationship.  Epoxy and cement

    • 1992 - 1995 Studied with Figurative Sculptor Sabin Howard, New School, NYC.

    • 1987 - 1992 Studied with Figurative Sculptor Chaim Gross, New School, NYC.

    • 1962 - 1966 Tufts School of Dental Medicine

    • 1959 - 1962 Tufts College of Liberal Arts

    • Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT

    • Eastern Connecticut State University, Windom, CT

    • North Haven High School, North Haven, CT

    • North Haven Public Library, North Haven, CT

    • New Haven Jewish Community Center, Woodbridge, CT

    • Hospice, Branford, CT

    • Congregation Mishkan Israel, Hamden, CT

    • Congregation Beth David, Cheshire, CT

    • Yale New Haven Hospital, Pediatric Center, New Haven, CT

    • Yale New Haven Hospital, Smilow Cancer Center, New Haven, CT

    • Many sculptures in private collection in United States

WNPR’s Diane Orson interviewed me about my work and produced this video showcasing my process.

My greatest creative achievement:

The Sculpture Garden

My wife Susan and I have been developing our two-acre property since we moved into our house 52 years ago. The grounds contain perennial gardens, extensive stone pathways, ponds, fountains, and over 75 sculptures – all blending together to provide a sense of everchanging wonderment. We love to share our gardens and we welcome our friends and neighbors to enjoy this unique environment.

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