Working in an old tobacco barn, surrounded by ceramic sculptures, flower gardens and fields, I have been making high-fired, colorful, stoneware pottery for over 30 years.

If you were to walk into the studio gallery, you would be struck by the dynamic forms and exciting bold glaze colors that contrast with the earthiness of the unglazed clay. As one visitor put it: "His art seems to tap the reservoir of collective memory in a modern rendering of some archeological fireworks frozen in the clay and glazes." Whether wheel thrown or hand built, my pottery draws on my experience of energy flow, abstract form, archetypal image, and historical precedent.

Award winning massive wall platters and one-of-kind art pieces are to be found, as well as many functional pots. These include lusciously glazed vases, teapots , casseroles, serving bowls, candle holders and lamps meant to be used in our daily lives or simply to delight the eye.