Nashville BNA Airport.
Wood fabricator for "Lyrical Journeys".
Artist: RE:site studios.
Project manager: METALAB

Located in Nashville International Airport (BNA) and completed in 2020, "Lyrical Journeys" is inspired by the theme of bridges as a rich metaphor for the musical, geographic, and cultural identity of Nashville. As the Cumberland River runs right through the center of Nashville, the city is connected by fifteen bridges, many of them iconic. In music composition, particularly popular and country music, a bridge is a contrasting section that prepares for the return of the verse and the chorus. In stringed musical instruments, the bridge is a piece of wood that supports the strings and transmits the vibrations of the string to the resonating body. Known as “Music City,” Nashville is a bridge connecting people who are in different places, enabling the passage of ideas.

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City of Houston Permitting Center

This 15 piece panel was made from 6 species of salvaged wood.

​Commissioned by lead artist Mary Margaret Hansen, this work spells "GREEN" in Barcode font 128.

Holly Hall
Retirement Community

The Divine Mystery of the Space Between. 
Bronze and Ancient Cypress

​This negative-space cross sculpture was conceived to complement the Karl Kamrath–designed sanctuary and forms part of a larger project commissioned by Holly Hall in celebration of the community’s seventy-fifth anniversary.

​Hillel at Texas A&M

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​The bimah pieces were made according to renowned artist Jeffrey Brosk's design, and are made from While Oak, Bloodwood, and gold leaf.