Sculptures represent the continuation of unbounded, unconditional generational love. The mother sculpture is pregnant and about to welcome another daughter into the family and the continuing cycle of life.

Paying homage to ancient matriarchal societies with the golden triangle and golden breasts.

Sing the scale and you will feel the consciousness leap that this sculpture relates to in your own body.

It's good luck to see the Bride on her Wedding Day; she decorates herself for her love and for her guests.

She dances for her Divine Lover, her Soulmate, for Love.

In Magna Grecia, Saint Barbara with her long Egyptian earrings and exquisite necklace, was an internationally famed miracle-working saint. She protected those who prayed to her from bites of noxious animals, thunder and lightning, jaundice (thought to be caused by rainbows), and sudden death. 

Saint Barbara Blue is the saint's blissful blue avatar, perhaps a bit like Krishna, or a sentient extraterrestrial, or perhaps a sister to Na'vi. In my artist's eye she is a time traveler and a culture traveler who is the color of a cloudless summer day.

Beautiful blues and fish swim on her outside surface.

The red Etude relates to Maya Angelou's poem, And I Rise.

If you teach yoga this etude includes a class sequence, which looks like hieroglyphic markings, over its surface.

For Madonna fans--a miniature replica of her Virgin Tour outfit.