I’ve been Interested in creating some paintings lately.
Matching grain white oak wall hanging console for 57 west. NY,NY.
A continuing project for Glossier’ Miami, Florida.
More detailed photos coming soon.
Current project for a new Glossier’ Miami location featuring center piece circular wet bar and 1/3 circle bench.
Past framework details form various custom skateboard park projects. Currently digging through old hard drives to find more photos.
A SLWright 2018 work for Winterpark based architect.
2009
The best thing about perfecting concrete as an interior design application is breaking it and using it as road gravel when you have no place to put it. Photo 2009.
2010 table top example..soon after destroyed for more road gravel.
Hubble telescope fabrication.
Hanselmann house by Micheal Graves, 1967.
Amazing work by Carol Egan.
Amuneal: Based in Philadelphia which started as a magnetic shield company in 1966.
Completed lamp.
Wright Auction
Wright Auction
Wright Auction
Aesop-Greenwich, Connecticut.
Aesop-Williamsburg
Vintage Architectural Record magazine frame box made from brass scraps.
HOMEWORK by Home Studios, Lighting.
FIVE LEAVES by Home Studios Los Angles, 2019.
BIBO by Home Studios Los Angles, 2017.
#ericfischl is a self-taught figurative Painter and started hustling drywall work in New York City in the early 90s.
I don't really get Joe Bradley's paintings but I do get that he got involved with former artwork before the Internet boom. Now there's so much content out there of his that his work now has become very distinctive.
Brass material for Aesop Westfield mall, New Jersey location. Photo taken May 26, 2021 5:31 PM
I've been in at admirer of Eddie Martinez's work now for going on 8 to 10 years. He started off painting homes in Connecticut and got bored.
Aesop Oslo by Snøhetta
Aesop Oslo by Snøhetta
Aesop Oslo by Snøhetta
Aesop Oslo by Snøhetta
Aesop Oslo by Snøhetta
Aesop Oslo by Snøhetta
Aesop Oslo by Snøhetta
Tom Dixon.
Mosaic Factory. London, England.
Carley Jo Carson
Brandon Gore- Hard Goods.
Miller-Millberg
2 -14 foot Half-wall “L’s” Legacy Fitness Miami. 2016
Jerome Abelseguin
Concrete Works is an innovator in mold making with its concrete production facility located in Northern California established 1991
Rawform-Paris, France.
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A few video screenshots of my old studio that was previously used to harvest honey. Currently working on putting together a small video documentary regarding the space as well as my interest in concrete.
Galena creek is the longest cathedral arch bridge and it links Reno to Carson City. Being a concrete and Clint Eastwood fan I had much appreciation for the structure. Photo taken in 2012 before the bridge was open for traffic.
Huguet Mallorca is a custom concrete company based in Spain, and they have been processing concrete specifically concrete terrazzo for over 85 years and recycling left over material is a what they are known for.
@concrete_byKeenanHarris #Keenanharris such an amazing Australian insitu-concrete craftsman.
An Australian stool that was inside a farmers market supply office across the street from our project…I tried to offer them 150 American dollars for it and they said no because the stool had sentimental value.
A great mixture of brown brick, glass, plants, shadows, aluminum, and yes blue skies.
Matching blue crayon to blue address numbers? I don’t think it’s possible to scribble on a mailbox any more perfect than this.
While reaching for my camera to take this photo a bag a Australian change was dropped all over the ground nevertheless, this is such a simple and great design for a home, and wish I could find the architects for these older homes.
Converted church into a residential home.
Architects: McConnel, Smith, and Johnson.
In December of 2019 I had the opportunity to travel to a city named Wollongong just north of Sydney, Australia. Upon arriving in Australia the first thing I noticed besides the automobile and road engineering, was the details of the building terrain. Wollongong, Australia is a city built around a steel and aluminum industrial plant called Blue Scope Steel and many commercial and residential buildings in the area are constructed out of the materials produced from the plant. Very simple construction methods are used in newer home designs while the older construction styles still maintain the classic materials such brown brick and detailed stucco, as you can see in the photo above and photos following.
old sculpture.
Molded plywood “Paimio” chair by Alvar Aalto.
Taking the past content from college, sketch books and several projects including my old studio I managed to put together a 12” X 12” 30 page book(s) comparing biology to the use of architectural applications where all forms of objects coexists with an ecosystem, that is biology. I have made these books in the past and feel this print is leading in a direction to create more dynamic versions in the future. The goal is to write a least one 30 page book per year, and eventually steer in a more illustrative direction while including all past experience through academic and non-academic training while seeking out collaborators of all sorts.
Finnish architect Alvar Aalto was know for many reasons, his numerous architectural building contributions, his furniture company Artek, and the materials that he used, and the way in which he used them.
For example Villa Mairea by Alvar Aalto which includes the first known “esoteric” shaped concrete pool. The orgin of the pool became known and used through out California by architects during the 1970s, that caused skateboarding’s deviation to rise. Particularly the use of concrete by Alvar at the time spread into applications that coordinated into his building designs, and furniture that he became so popular for.
Copy/paste link below for more on the history of concrete pool design, and it’s gradient into skateboarding in the 1970s.
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-pool-and-the-stream/
old sculpture.
Concrete book ends/door stops by Alvar Aalto.
Concrete supporting column(s) detail for Riola Parish Church by Alvar Aalto.
Purchases during the pandemic, I often think about where I left off in college and come from a family where my father was present, but only to an extent as he attended night school during the week and the weekends. It was never a a traditional path in my family. and lately I've been listening to a podcast called the Dr. Ryan Allen Grey show about nontraditional students. If you are reading this and are interested here is the link. spotify:show:4rQvtQ7UMNjRDuxvSrRba7
Matthias Pliessnig.