The Nets

3D Net 2 (Yellow and Black Line)-575H

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3D Net 3 (White on Color)-575H

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3D Net 11 (White on Black)575H

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3D Net 5 (White Line)-575H

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3D Net 7 (Thick Painterly)

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3D Net 1 (Red and Yellow)-575H

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3D Net 8 (Moving Green)-575H

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3D Net 6 (Low Yellow)-575H

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3D Net 9 (Butterfly Fish)575H

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3D Net 4 (Blue Green Yellow)-575H

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3D Net 10 (Black-on-Black)575H

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3D printed ‘nets’ over colored papers on board. 6×6″, 2024
(This is a selection of artwork that will be in an upcoming exhibit at Monmouth University, titled “Ocean Bodies” in January, 2025. Please sign up for my newsletter for more information.)

My recent series explores the interplay between natural patterns and human experience through 3D-printed nets suspended over vibrant colored backgrounds.

These works reflect my fascination with how patterns of flow and growth respond to the pressures of life—pressing inward or outward. Each net represents a distinct response to its unique circumstances, shaped by its environment and opportunities. Nature’s patterns are inherently repetitive, yet each repetition is uniquely adapted, molded by its specific stresses or desires. In this series, I aim to evoke the resilience and adaptability of life—always evolving, always responding, being shaped, and never quite the same.