Beadwork
What I'm striving for in my beadwork is a sort of clean, uncluttered feel. Like the rugs, the pieces emphasize geometric shapes. What I love here, though,
is the ability to expand that geometry into 3 dimensions. I find I draw as much inspiration from architectural works like those of Santiago Calatrava or Ken
Snelson as I do from traditional jewelry.
The pieces are made from glass beads, sometimes glass, and sometimes stone or metal, and monofilament nylon line or thread. If you'd like more information
about a particular piece, just give me a call. Also, I'm starting to put some of them for sale on etsy.com. My store is at www.EPOriginals.etsy.com. I'm
adding new work all the time, as I move into that environment, so check back often.
is the ability to expand that geometry into 3 dimensions. I find I draw as much inspiration from architectural works like those of Santiago Calatrava or Ken
Snelson as I do from traditional jewelry.
The pieces are made from glass beads, sometimes glass, and sometimes stone or metal, and monofilament nylon line or thread. If you'd like more information
about a particular piece, just give me a call. Also, I'm starting to put some of them for sale on etsy.com. My store is at www.EPOriginals.etsy.com. I'm
adding new work all the time, as I move into that environment, so check back often.
| Red Puffballs |
| Graduated Balls |
| Blue Ice |
| Blue Ice bracelets |
| Links 1 |
| Pineapple bowl |
| Links 4 |
| Garland 2 |
| Jewelry |
| Vessels and Sculptures |
Red Octahedrons
| Blue balls and tubes |
Black Octahedrons
Iridescent Octahedrons
| Blue tetrahedrons |
| Celestial Shpere |
| Copper and Hematite |
| Green clay bead vessels |
| Copper Structures |
| Copper Lanterns |
| Ping Pong Ball Sphere |