Welcome to my website…

I am a kinetic artist from Kamloops, British Columbia, creating sculptures, mainly from recycled materials or found objects. Through my past travels and school connections in Central America, I developed a fond appreciation for the imaginative and whimsical folk art of the people there, and that certainly influenced my own artistic endeavours. I have no formal training in art, but enjoy the many challenges of telling a moving story  using gears, cams, pulleys and cranks.

Please visit my events page where you will find dates and locations for exhibits. Visitors are encouraged to turn the cranks and watch the scenes come to life! 

My kinetic sculptures are not for sale, but are donated to schools or charities for them to use or sell. A few have been auctioned with funds going to the Kamloops Food Bank.

Please contact me if you are interested in having a themed sculpture  created for your school, charity, or community  organization. If you have any questions or suggestions, I would love to hear from you!


New: Theories in Motion

I was delighted to be invited to join Dr.Tanya Manning-Lewis and her class of international educators in this intriguing project at TRU (theoriesinmotion.trubox.ca).  Under direction from the class, four automata were constructed, each model demonstrating one of the learning theories:  
Behaviorism theory, Cognitive learning theory, Reinforcement theory, and Constructivist learning theory.

Many thanks to Dr. Tanya and her fellow TRU  instructor, Joe Dobson,  for including me in this fascinating project! More information, photos and videos are coming soon to the EVENTS page.