The Column Series explores the traditional tower form and conceptual works such as the compression column. The largest of the series, the Danbury Connecticut Memorial to the victims of the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center in New York stands twelve feet high and weighs 6,000 pounds.

The spheroid series includes Tikkun Sculptures, Fractured Orbs, Solid Spheriods, and other forms expressing an inner spirit of humanity. In these simple shapes, there can be found a statement of mass without heavyness, through an escape of light.

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The Sequential Series, began in 1999, uses ribs of glass to communicate the concept of sequences, both emotionally and rationally. The Time Sculptures of this series explores the elements of time, its past, present, and future and the concept of relativity. The Music Sculptures attempt to capture the essence of music, both the sequential concepts and the emotion evoked by listening to a complete work of music.

The Angel Sculptures are part of the Reconstruction Series. Each angel expresses an abstraction of the human spirit, beautifully expressed through this transparent medium. When all twelve angels are complete, the series will express the complexities of these abstractions as a group rather than as individuals, much as humanity comprises a whole through each of its members.