Charcoal, coffee, concrete, acrylic on wood panel. 76" by 32"
Silurian Deluvium, 2006.
Graphite, concrete and acryic on wood panel, 48" by 96"
Thrombolite: Us, 2009
University of Guelph Science Complex.
White Portland Cement, Steel Base
Approx. 84" Diameter each.
In Time, Pre-Cambrian. 2010. Acrylic on wood panel. 96" by 48"
In Time, Cambrian Life Explosion. 2010, Acrylic on wood panel, 66" by 48
In Time, Silurian. 2010. Acrylic on wood panel. 94" by 48"
In Time, Devonian. 2010. Acrylic on wood panel. 90" by 48"
In Time, Laurentide Glaciation, 2010. Acrylic on wood panel, 96" by 48"
In Time, 2010 was produced for the City of Kitchener, Ontario, and is permanently installed at the Country Hills Public Library. The series features six large illustrations of certain geologic time periods of significance to the southern Ontario topography. Included with the series is a geologic clock based on a Nautilus form that takes roughly 100, 000 years to move one second. Clock is based on 4.6 Billion years of history compressed into 24 hours.
