The Organic Grid. This trellis is a grid but has lots of movement and irregularity. The top rods extend out beyond the trellis and each piece will a have one circular element on the corner. Roughly 6′ H x 2′ W.
This is Mondrian Lithe. The elegant frame is 3/8ths rod with a variety of rod, strap and rebar as the internal grid structure. 2″ W x 6′ H.
Mondrian Heft. This trellis has a 1/2 ” steel rod frame with a variety of rod, strap, rebar and random bits up to 5/8ths as the grid structure. Pieces may vary in size. Roughly 6′ H x 2′ W.
Mondrian Scrappy. This trellis uses a grid structure that includes all the above yet adds sections of perforated and expanded steel, a laser drop or other industrial element. The end result is more of a screen or opaque quality. Sizes may vary due to found objects. Roughly 6′ H x 2′ W.
This low side table is perfect for the edge of your lounge chair at 17″ H. There’s a lot of added and inherent texture in the 24″W surface. It’s trimmed with a stainless steel cable.
I’m making many orbs that stray from the classic garden orbs I’ve done. In these, the composition and collection of parts depends on the materials I find. Orb in an Orb (30″ H), Triple Middle (21″ H), Small Triple (16″ H) and Swoosh (16″H).
This sturdy steel trellis is inspired by Mondrain. There is a wide variety of steel bits used in the framework; flat bar, strap, various sized rod, threaded, spiraled, rebar, hex rod and laser cut.
Stable prong base. 5’H x 26″W.
Enjoy the summer evenings into the night with this chandelier hanging over your outdoor table. This light is was made from scrap expanded steel grating, fence rod and some galvanized chain. The 2 foot chain is an adjustable length. The white lights plug into a standard 120V outlet.
I have recently made several planters from steel remnants and cut offs. Here are a couple I’ll have at my next show, the Recycled Arts Festival this weekend. http://www.recycledartsfestival.com
I met Sue and Michael at a show in quaint downtown Camas, where the street was blocked off for the spring patio, plant & garden show. They’d been looking for a tall piece to go in front of the house and something clicked when they saw this monolith. At seven feet, it makes a statement there now. Thanks you two!
This red geometric piece is on top of a steep slope. Until the plants grow in, this playful bright pattern reminds one to watch their step. When the plants do come in, it will be a nice contrast to the green foliage. Thanks Bunny!
So pleased to meet with a couple looking for a piece to go into their beautiful zen garden. They’d been searching for almost a year. What a pleasure that they wanted the Bonzai monolith to complete the space. You’ve created a lovely retreat. Thank you very much Mary and Shelley!
These were sold at the Yard, Garden & Patio show, a low fence and some fiddlehead ferns. These fiddleheads were placed where the future ones would be planted. In the after photo the hostas really pop next to the laser cut steel. Thanks Bunny, for the pictures!
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