Biography, Experience, Current Projects and Fee Schedules
Although creative and artistically bent all my life, my studies first led me to a Masters Degree in Theology at St. Charles Seminary, Philadelphia, PA and this, in turn, led to over 25 years of teaching. Living in New York City, I have had the opportunity to study at the School of Visual Arts and for the past eight years I have been studying and practicing the art of sculpture. I have been an assistant to Sr. Margaret Beaudette, SC for the past three years.

What a perfect blend is theology and sculpture. As intimate and as integral as bone and flesh, theology and sculpture invites us and aids us in experiencing God in the ordinary, painful, joyful and in the sublime moments of our lives. Sculpture calls to us and draws us beyond ourselves or perhaps, more truly said, it grounds us in the belief of who we are as images of the Divine.

In my work I strive to listen, see, feel and flesh out an Incarnational Theology that allows all of us to touch with our hands, see with our eyes and recognize in our hearts what we have known all along: God is made Flesh and dwells among us.

Although capable of life-size proportions, my sculptures presently range in size from 9 inches to 15 inches.