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1982
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"Shadow Piece", ceramic, steel, 102" x 54" x 18", private commission. Budget: $6,000.
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1983
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"Slippage", travertine, basalt, 42"x 114" x40".
"Dogon Praying", travertine, basalt, marble, private commission. Budget: $10,000. 54" x 27" x 10 1/2", private commission. Budget: $6,000.
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1984
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"Father II" stone, marble 4' x 11' x 1'6", L.R.S. Associates, Santa Clara, California, courtesy of Young Gallery, San Jose, California, Budget: $10,000. "Slant", pietra serena, rose Portugal, travertine 5'x 5' x 16", Klein Gallery, Chicago, Illinois. Budget: $12,000.
"Stone Concerto", travertine, granite, marble. 8'x 4' x 2', private commission. Courtesy of Karl Bornstein Gallery, Santa Monica, California. Budget: $13,000.
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1985
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"Earth Sample", a 3-dimensional architectural facade of existing interior plinte; marble, granite, travertine, 38' x 26' x 7''; Thrust IV, Inc., Mountain View, California. $45,000.
"Alien", an outdoor fountain, onyx, travertine, serpentine, 9'x 11' x 6'6", private commission.
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1987-1988
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"Morasha" Jewish Community Center playground: design, fabrication and installation constructed of stone with large berms and play areas (piece represents miniature ruins the history of the Jewish culture). Budget: $500,000. "Small World", University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. $48,000.
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1988
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"Time Shadow", Sacramento. California, RJB corporation, total sculpture environment of interior "Crossroads", Kent Arts commission, Washington. $15,000.
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1989
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"Florentine Riviera", Sacramento, California, RJB Corporation, total sculpture environment of interior floors, walls, in granite, stone, male, relief and inlay. $350,000.
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1992
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35-foot interior wall relief, completed July, 1992, local competition Cadence Corp., San Jose, California. Budget: $350,000. Lobby piece, local competition, Amdahl Corporate Headquarters.
"Earth Abides", 18'x 2' x 8', slate, stone, steel, granite, site piece for new wing, San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, California.
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1992-1993
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Colorado Council of Art: Pueblo Community College Amphitheater, Pueblo, Colorado, national competition. Installation, summer 1993. Budget: $65,000.
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1994
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Minet Corp. Lobby, entrance piece, 14' x 7', stone. Budget: $14,000.
Amdahl Corp., 14' x 6' x 1' lobby entrance piece, corporate headquarters, Sunnyvale, California. Budget: $15,000.
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1995
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"Ancient Shadows", pedestrian bridge over Highway 80 overpass in Davis, California. 140' x 18' bas-relief of Yolo County Native American reinterpreted petroglyph images. Budget: $23,000.
"Yolo Man", 71' x 14', bicycle-pedestrian path bridge over Highway 80, Sacramento County, City of Davis, California, petroglyph, cast concrete bridge. Budget: $21,500.
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1996
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"Tutonka," installed in Heritage National Bank, San Jose, California, 9' x 6' x 8', one ton basalt.
"Punch" Marble Pegboard Lobby entrance wall mural designed and installed for Amdahl Corp., Sunnyvale, California. 22' x 12' x 2', $22,000.
Architectural Stone Interior, design and fabrication, private client, Ben Lomond, California. Budget: $75,000.
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1996-1997
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"Time Graffiti." De Anza College, Cupertino, California, 18' x 22' x 6' interactive sun dial. Budget: $25,000.
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1997
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Italian garden entry piece, Sheridan Plaza, Palo Alto, California, scheduled for execution late spring 1997. Budget: $28,500.
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1998
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"Stone Palm", 2 marble & bronze 17' palm trees, awarded commission invitational competition, $24,000. City of Sunnyvale, corner of El Camino & Remington, California.
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1998-1999
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"Brain Storm", 14' x 7' x 6', bronze, aluminum, basalt, juried winning proposal, City of Sunnyvale, California, Palio Associates. $23,000.
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1999
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"Moon Dance", 14' x 5' x 4', private estate sculpture garden.
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1999-2000
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"Contact", 14' x 18' x 12', marble & bronze, reflecting pool sky mural. Private estate sculpture commission, Palo Alto, California.
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2000-2001
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"Step in Stone", 20' 3" x 11' x 8', 17.5 tons, basalt, granite, bronze. Across from Stanford campus in front of 4 star Weston Hotel, invitational, Northern California competition, awarded winner. Palo Alto, California. $50,000.
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2001
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"Bottom Line", Fujitsu Corp. Bronze & stone wall entry piece, 14' x 8' x 18".
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2001-2002
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Site Garden Sculpture Environment, basalt, stone, bronze. Garden art design collaboration with landscape-designer. Project includes stone bronze bench, brown water element, 9 foot garden sculpture. Private commission.
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2002
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Garden Sculpture Archway, bronze, stone, basalt, 14' x 14' x 9', private commission.
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2002-2003
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City of Milwaukee "Gordon Park", 15 ton gateway entry piece. National awarded commission, bronze, basalt, Carrara white marble,
18' x 19' x 24', $56,500.
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2002-2004
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Bronze & stone, 9' "Ula Knife" garden piece, Los Gatos, California. Private awarded commission.
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2004
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Commission in Progress: Sculptural garden bronze and stone installation, private sculptural garden, Fremont, California.
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Commission in Progress: Site-specific, multi-ton entry stone and bronze sculpture, private contemporary art collection, Palm Desert, California.
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2004-2005
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Commission in Progress: Fountain and beach installation, sculptural landscape collaboration with local landscape architect, Gilroy, California.
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2004-2007
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Commission in Progress: Episcopal Church by the Sea, Meditation Fountain of Joy, white Carrara marble sculptural installation. Donation based budget: $30-$40,000. Santa Monica, California.
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2005-2007
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Commission in Progress: Outdoor fountain and garden installation environment with five elements, private collection, Gilroy, California.
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2007
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Bill Guild Avehet, San Jose, California.
Sally and Don Lucas, Maui, Hawaii and Pacific Grove, California.
Frank and Judith Marshall, Palm Desert, California.
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Commission in Progress: Private commission of an outdoor installation in a garden environment, Sunol, California.
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