Form. I am all about the aesthetics of form. The forms I sculpt are inspired by forms I see in both nature and the built environment. I don't pull those forms out of their environment and simply apply them to my sculpture. These formal concepts are deconstructed and manipulated in my mind. Then I consciously and subconsciously create the shapes and forms of my sculpture. I work primarily in the non-objective style. This allows me to be totally unencumbered by expressive content, allowing the viewer the freedom to understand and interpret my sculpture any way they desire. I want my pieces to be visually pleasing, and convey my primary interests: dynamic movement and visual contrast. If I can make the viewer want to actually touch the sculpture I made, I've been successful. I intend for my pieces be sensual and instill a desire for the viewer to caress the form. This includes my "Wearable Sculpture," my pendants and earrings. Yes, I'm a formalist sculptor who cherishes the aesthetics of form.