Everglades Aerial Tapestry, 2015, reclaimed materials felted into an aerial view of the Everglades 156″ x 60″ x 4″

Lost Spaces: Waterlevel rising Tapestry, 2016, reclaimed materials felted into an aerial view of Vizcaya

Lost Spaces: Waterlevel rising Tapestry, 2016, reclaimed materials felted into an aerial view of Vizcaya

Lost Spaces: Waterlevel rising Tapestry, 2016, reclaimed materials felted into an aerial view of Vizcaya

Installation View of “Attitudes in Latitudes” 2015

Building a boat is Like Building a Barn, It Takes More Than One Person. 2015 Collaboration with Miami based artist Kerry Phillips. We built two boats out of 3 sheets of plywood as a collaboration for the + One exhibit at the Deering Estate

De Construcción – 2012: reclaimed construction fencing and re-bar 112″ x 76″ x 18″

Knitted – 2013: Installation using knitted plastic, woven baskets and reclaimed metal elements dimensions variable

Installation with reclaimed materials.

Phantasmas, 2010, my reclaimed trash 120“ x 68“ x 2“

Fevered Nesting, 2012, kinetic sculpture reclaimed bed springs, wire hangers and pallet strapping. 204″ x 130″ x 29″

Fevered Nesting, DETAIL, 2012, kinetic sculpture reclaimed bed springs, wire hangers and pallet strapping. 204″ x 130″ x 29″

Labyrinth, 2010, made from over 700 reclaimed dry cleaning bags heat fused together. Created as a 3 phase labyrinth that can be entered into as a place of meditation and contemplation on our consumer habits 300″ x 300″ x 168″

Polypalythoa, 2006, Reclaimed materials

Digest Yourself, 2009, inflatable sculpture,interactive, made from reclaimed grocery bags This represents a huge earth worm, the perfect upcyler. 1,440“ x 48“ x 48“

Installation at the new Frost Science Museum