A healthy and creative atmosphere appeals to the angels of our better nature.

I am interested in contributing to the creation of spaces that provide pleasurable responses through exposure to appealing conditions of light, color, sounds, smells, and varied textures of surface materials. We can be more productive if our senses are stimulated by the aesthetic considerations of a given environment. The pleasure of well being provides a positive incentive to treat ourselves and our neighbors with a heightened sense of respect and compassion.

We enhance the physical and psychological dynamics of a given site by appealing to our integrated senses. We are sensitive to the quality, intensity, and color of light . We respond emotionally to the texture and feel of every surface we encounter. We become disoriented if the dynamics of a place overwhelm us and fail to consider our emotional health and physical needs.

Clearly, creative solutions that promote physical and emotional health require imagination and a commitment to an enhanced quality of life. With skillful consideration of all of the planes – flooring, ceilings, walls, windows, and doorways – a fully integrated wholeness can be shaped in response to the intended function.

March residence, Brooklyn Heights, NYC
Rahmsahro residence, Tucson, AZ
Pulse~pattern installation, Aidekman Art Center, Tufts University, Medford, MA
Garland/stencil project:1895 Grand Opera House, Galveston, TX