Euclid is a striking abstract sculpture carved from white Carrara marble, balancing geometric precision with sculptural elegance.

The sharply faceted form appears to hover delicately on a single edge above its black marble base, while the accompanying black sphere introduces a quiet dialogue between angular geometry and perfect curvature. The piece evokes the timeless purity of mathematical thought and the classical ideals associated with its ancient namesake.

Il Campanile is a graceful abstract sculpture carved from African wonder stone, its soaring oval form suggesting a bell tower. The smooth continuous curves and central void create a sense of balance, openness, and quiet contemplation, while the subtle natural veining of the stone adds warmth and depth to its minimalist elegance.

Cathedral is an abstract study of light and form. Carved from translucent white alabaster, its arch-like shape frames space while inviting light into the sculpture itself. A sphere of yellow calcite above and red jasper below provide contrast in color and texture, creating a balanced composition that suggests both structure and movement.

Foucault's Pendulum on the Ruins of the Parthenon is an abstract meditation on time, balance, and the endurance of human thought. Marble columns and lintel evoke the shattered remains of the ancient Parthenon, while the suspended jasper form recalls Foucault's pendulum - the quiet, ceaseless proof of the Earth's rotation. The small blue bird above introduces a note of life and transcendence, contrasting with the weight of history below. The sculpture brings together science, antiquity, and poetry in a composition that is both contemplative and architectural.

Carved from African wonder stone, this abstract sculpture rises from a broad, grounded base to a graceful peak, balancing stability and movement. Its flowing form and natural veining evokes the quiet forces of wind, water, and time.

Poise is an abstract study in balance and tension. A slender stainless-steel support carries a delicately suspended basswood beam, while two black obsidian spheres create a subtle dialogue of weight and counterweight. Rising from a translucent alabaster base, the sculpture explores the moment where opposing forces find harmony. Simple geometric forms and carefully judged proportions give the piece a sense of calm stability, as though balance has been achieved effortlessly despite the ever-present possibility of discord.

Stillpoint is an abstract study in balance, tension, and potential movement. An obsidian egg rests upon a crescent form while a pendulum hangs silently above, creating a relationship between gravity, time, and equilibrium. The composition captures a moment of perfect stillness, where opposing forces appear poised in momentary harmony.