Public Art
Witness how art breathes vitality into public spaces, igniting conversations, and nurturing a profound sense of community. Immerse yourself in the transformative power of these captivating creations, as they serve as catalysts for dialogue, bridging diverse perspectives and forging connections that enrich the collective human experience.
Where the Light Gathers
Springdale Library 2025
Where the Light Gathers is a quiet conversation between daylight, material, and community. The work unfolds as eight light shelves of welded steel and fused glass, gently woven into the library’s architecture. As sunlight moves through the space, it filters through glass and decorative metal, casting shifting colors, shadows, and reflections that change subtly throughout the day. Neither fully inside nor outside, the work holds light in suspension, inviting readers and passersby into a shared moment of warmth, reflection, and belonging—where knowledge, like light, gathers and is freely given.
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City's Smallest Park with Skyscrapers
2024
Smallest City Park with Skyscrapers transforms a modest, yet significant, patch of ground into a luminous cityscape of welded steel and fused glass. Rising like miniature towers, the forms capture light, color, and movement, inviting passersby into a moment of reflection, wonder, and shared place.
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Find Your Path
2023
The sculpture “Find Your Path” invites you to journey at your own pace. It beckons you with a riot of color and vibrant surprises along the way. As you traverse this winding trail, you join a larger community of explorers. Come, enter the path and be a part of this shared adventure.
Fused glass and fabricated metal (12’ x 25’)
Architecture of Nature
2022
Architecture of Nature, a collection of three sculptures, serves as a striking entrance to the Eureka Springs Harmon Park Art Trail. These Sculptures are designed to showcase the strength and beauty of natural elements, while also paying homage to the changing seasons through vibrant glass inclusions.
Fused Glass and Fabricated metal,
3 sculptures each measuring 3’ x 5’
"Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep."
Scott Adams