Materials:
-Steel
-Silicon Carbide
$8,000.00
Sold at Auction- Private Collector

Germination was created as part of Charismatic Expressions of a Microscopic World, a new series of metal sculpture inspired by seedpods and naturally forming geometric shapes found in nature. The series makes reference to micro-flora and -fauna, as well as vintage scientific illustrations of microscopic organisms.

Originally exhibited as part of Sean Orlando’s 2014 Artist in Residence at the de Young Museum
www.periscopeproject.org

Materials:
-Steel
-Jute
$4,000.00

Sold at Auction- Private Collector

Dendritic Seed Pod was created as part of Charismatic Expressions of a Microscopic World, a new series of metal sculpture inspired by seedpods and naturally forming geometric shapes found in nature. The series makes reference to micro-flora and -fauna, as well as vintage scientific illustrations of microscopic organisms.

Originally exhibited as part of Sean Orlando’s 2014 Artist in Residence at the de Young Museum.
www.periscopeproject.org

Charismatic Expressions of a Microscopic World is a new series of metal sculpture inspired by seedpods and naturally forming geometric shapes found in nature. The series makes reference to micro-flora and -fauna, as well as vintage scientific illustrations of microscopic organisms.

Originally exhibited as part of Sean Orlando’s 2014 Artist in Residence at the de Young Museum
For more info, check out the Periscope Project website, hosted by the Public Programs Dept. at the de Young Museum
www.periscopeproject.org

The Spectre of Flight
Articulated wings. The flickering of the candle creates a large distorted angelic shadow.

Wedding gift for Tiffany Lee Brown.

Figurative sculpting

Infrastructure
An architectural commentary and examination of structure and design in relation to the human perception of objects and our environment.
(it’s that whole skin of the onion thing…)

-installed at the Worth Ryder Art Gallery

Disintegration
I created this piece in memory of my grandmother Francis Orlando… my father’s mother. She was diagnosed with and suffered from Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig’s Disease. I remember her slowly deteriorating over time until she lost all control of her muscles and bodily functions. She died when I was very young. It was purchased in 2005 by Charles Olsen and sits in his private collection.