Gallery
 



 
 

Jonah and the Whale

We each must enter into the belly of the whale and risk being spilled forth on unfamiliar shores. Resting in the body of the whale is just one letter away from resting in the body of the whole.

 

Kateri Tekakwitha

This statue of Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha was carved for Mobridge, South Dakota.

 

Advent Piece

This piece has Old Testament characters with the pregnant Virgin and John the Baptist pointing the way to Christ’s birth. The New Jerusalem is foretold on the right side of the piece.

The Five Wounds

This Lent piece portrays the five wounds of Christ in copper.

 

Mother Theresa Gerhardinger

This statue was made for the Institute of Notre Dame in Baltimore which was the first school that Mother Theresa started in America in 1847.

 

Loyola Catholic School Donor Wall

The logo of the school is done in glass and the hands show the generosity of the many donors over the years.

 

Water into Wine

The jug of wine forms the piece. The water flows freely turning into wine.

Sanctuary

We need to see the outcast and the marginalized, realizing that until they are whole, we are broken.

 

Cross

This cross has a Eucharistic emphasis with the wheat and grapes added.

 

Alumnae Award

This plaque was designed to show the recipients of the Alumnae Award for Good Counsel Academy.

 
 

Saints of God

I created this carving as a response to what happened on September 11 th. The angel in the carving is seen bringing the saints before God. We have come to implore saints for many favors and protections. This relief sculpture explores the idea of saints flowing through and within our lives. The Blood of the Lamb is what motivates and sustains their efforts and we look to this same motivation and sustenance. This flow brings new life and energy to our purpose in life. Saints draw power from movement within God's presence. Each second we enter into this challenge and carry on the mission to stand among those who witness.

 

 

Seeds of Abundance

God multiplies good and feeds in me the multitude is the challenge presented in the sculpture. Shocks of wheat and baskets of food are presented to feed the hungry.

 

Processional Cross

This cross portrays the many crosses that we encounter in each day.

Christmas Crèche

On the back drop of the stable the familiar phrase of the angels’ is written …Glory to God in the highest.

 

Through the Power

At Pentecost, not only what they spoke was of the Spirit but what they heard also.

Do This in Memory

The incense moves within the piece pointing out the feet washing and the bread and wine being transformed.

Ancestral Promise

The promise goes on for generations and our protection is in Christ.

 

Nativity

The poorness of the birth reflects the richness of the promise.

 

Cloud By Day and Fire by Night

The Old Testament characters on the left are joined by the New Testament characters on the right with the Jesse tree in the middle.

 

One Who Broke Through the Darkness

All humanity is embraced by the Christ figure. Hope breaks through the darkness in the form of one who is literally with us and around us.