The passage of time suggests a circle. Time's cyclic nature is seen in the waxing and waning of the moon, the turning of the earth on its axis, and the faces of clocks which bear the circular motion of hands which return at regular intervals. The simple shape of the circle is symbolically and spiritually rich in temporal meaning.
Mortal life is a circular progression.
The artist transforms the gallery space into a unique form of garden, and though the arrangements and shapes are representational, their abstract nature serves as an inquiry into nature's mysteries as if to conjoin the obvious with the unknowable. Individual sculptures bear this same quality. They are suggestive of real objects and yet resolutely abstract. In this whimsically forged garden we are thrust into a new perception of nature. It is an elegant and wonderfully crafted inverted cone with flowing indentations on one side.