This piece, a private commission, was designed with Form Z, an advanced 3D development software with the intention of capturing cloud formation in the southwestern region of North America and focuses on therapeutic design. This work is sited in a private home in Santa Fe, NM.

• Medium: CNC water jet cut hand finished aluminum
• Dimensions: 12’ x 24’ x 15″
• Year Completed: 2015
• CRM Contributions: Numerically controlled cutting

This piece features our ability to collaborate with agencies regarding civic planning and design, and parks and recreation. “Blue Flower” is constructed out of 66 slightly varied water jet cut steel plates designed with Form Z, an advanced 3D development software.

• Medium: powder coated mild industrial steel plate
• Dimensions: 6’ x 6’ x 6’
• Year Completed: 2013
• Location: Seolbong International Sculpture Park, Icheon, Korea
• Public Art Program: UNESCO + nomination by City of Santa Fe Public Art
• CRM Contributions: Engineering

This piece features our ability to collaborate with agencies regarding campus planning and design. “100 Miles” was selected as part of New Mexico’s Acclaimed Artist Series. It references our attempt to understand the wonder of the world through parceled activities like geographic surveying of the Rocky Mountains which occurred during the early 20th century. All forms were designed with Form Z, an advanced 3D development software.

• Medium: mild industrial steel plate
• Dimensions: 5’ x 10’ x 20’
• Year Completed: 2012
• Location: University of New Mexico, Centennial Engineering Building
• Public Art Program: New Mexico Art in Public Places

This piece features our ability to with collaborate with agencies regarding campus planning and design and water conservation. “Fallen Petals,” commissioned by Ft. Lewis College, was part of the Berndt Hall renovation, which houses Ft. Lewis’s renowned Biology Department. This piece uses best practices for storm water management regarding minimal impermeable surface construction and as a snow collection system. All forms were designed with Form Z, an advanced 3D development software.

• Medium: sheared Corten steel pipe with hand finishing details
• Dimensions: 4’ x 24’ x 4’
• Year Completed: 2010
• Location: Fort Lewis College, Berndt Hall, Biology Department, Durango, CO
• Public Art Program: Colorado Council of the Arts
• CRM Contributions: 140 Ton Piranha Hydraulic Iron Worker to shear over 2000’ of Corten steel pipe.

This work features our ability to collaborate with agencies regarding civic planning and design, community design, and land use planning. The City of Albuquerque Arts in Public Places Program commissioned this massive tribute for the Broadway Neighborhood renewal project in downtown Albuquerque. The artwork intended to honor César Chávez and the diverse neighborhood where this piece is sited. All 3D and bas relief forms were designed with Form Z, an advanced 3D development software.

• Medium: Pre-cast Pre-stressed concrete / CRMC fabricators
• Dimensions: 16’ x 16’ x 16’
• Year Completed: 2010
• Location: Albuquerque, NM
• Public Art Program: City of Albuquerque Public Art Program

CRM Contributions

The final project was fabricated in partnership with CRM. CRM’s expertise in structural engineering and pre-cast pre-stressed high-performance concrete enabled this project to fully come to fruition in a seamless way for the City of Albuquerque (CAB). One of CRMC’s ideas was to create the footing as part of the entire piece so that CAB would not have to be concerned with this aspect of the project, especially in the tight installation space. CRMs expertise in engineering made for a flawless installation.