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  Abandoned Zoo
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  Planets on Strings
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  Dust on Plexiglass. Thrown into this gallery but reflective of a new body of work, the final framed-image is a product of what's in this
  photograph (minus the dust): artist tape, plexiglass, reflected light, matte board and a pushpin.
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  Evidence of Man
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  Female with Offspring. Sculpted the figurines and little wigs. I went with a friend to her church and saw a woman and her children
  in a pew in front of me posed as you see. Then, I went home and re-created it. The setting is abstracted to reflect a more eternal space.
  The idea that they form a sort-of trinity is what appealed to me and often think of mother, wife, daughter in this manner as well.
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  Trying to Escape. Like many of the large images, this evokes a sense of imprionment and release.
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  Star 'Setting'. Looks similar to many photographs we've all taken of a forest floor after a heavy snowstorm. I want this to evoke that sense of beauty in
  combination with eerie night. This photograph is actually large and should be moved. The bifurcated wall poses as a tree-trunk in the middle of the image
  and is often used as a motif in my works. The 'fallen-trunk' near it is in-fact the tripod leg disguised. I was smashed against the back wall; there was little room to
  setup the 8x10 camera.
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  Wishing Well. Some very bizarre materials were used to craft this image.
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  Warmth
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  Light On A Horizon
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  Hole And Footsteps
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  Broken Fence, Planet Rising.
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  Hovering Satellite and Apartment
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  Telescope and Balcony
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  Trading Post
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  Shelter
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  Biodome
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  Planetarium. This image, like many, was created using materials close at hand: toilet paper tubes, a microwavable Indian food container,
  sponges and Polystyrene insulation-wall scraps.
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  Space Station. Like many other images in this gallery, miniatures are used to evoke a grand sense of space.