A public art competition proposal, Prospect Refuge creates an interactive sculpture and plaza in the heart of the city.

Invited proposal, public art finalist for an elementary school in Washington, DC. Geowall references the geologic strata of the bioregion and is constructed from vitreous glass tiles.

Project Type: Invited Public Art Proposal

Washington DC General Services Department

An invited proposal for a public art piece for an elementary school in Washington, DC. A slice of Earth references the specific geology of the Piedmont region foothills meeting the Atlantic Ocean.

Gulf is an invited proposal for a finalist public art opportunity at the University of West Florida in Pensacola. Gulf is a sculptural wall installation that references the movement of emeral coast waters in the Gulf of Mexico.

Invited proposal, public art finalist for an elementary school outdoor passageway in Washington, DC. Spring is a larger-than-life sized leaf and tendril sculpture that casts organic leaf shadows onto the ground.

Public Art Proposal for truncated pyramids made from shimmering glass and mirror in a blue to green gradient.

Orlando, Florida

2019

A sculptural lighting proposal for the historic Reptile House in Baltimore, MD

Invited Proposal, Public Art

Baltimore, MD

For the Harbor Point Bridge Concept designs, we imagined several concepts for an integrated artistic bridge wall. 

Project Type: Public Art Installation, Interactive Art, Digital Media

Project Description:

Flow and Glow is an interactive art installation inspired by the geology of Texas Hill Country springs. Designed and installed to mimic large boulders in the headwaters of Central Texas rivers, the installation glows from underneath. The glow is activated by flows of people. As crowds stream around and through the installation, the glow of the boulder sculptures changes colors. 

A proposal for terra-forming the sediment from the Bonnet Carre spillway to create new land for the city of New Orleans.

Flooded Dry is a research project and speculative proposal for recycling the city of Miami’s wastewater into nutrient-rich constructed wetland habitats.

This project was selected as a top Master’s Thesis project at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) by the Graduate Studies department and was selected for travel and research support funding from the School of Architecture at RISD.