Monumental work

Monumental stone sculpture transforms the experience of a space through scale, material, and presence.

These works represent commissions and independent projects ranging from devotional and commemorative sculpture to contemporary figurative and naturalistic subjects. Each piece is developed in response to site, narrative, and the unique character of the stone itself.

Projects shown here include institutional, public-facing, and private installations.

“Memorial Statue” in Portugese Marble, roughly 47” x 21” x 17” – 2025

Commissioned as a permanent memorial and installed at Villa Duchesne Oak Hill School, this sculpture was developed in close collaboration with the commissioning family.

Designed as a lasting place of reflection and remembrance, the work balances portraiture, symbolism, and permanence through carved marble.

Installed in 2025.

“Our Lady of Good Council” in Georgia Cherokee Marble, roughly 66” x 30” x 24”.

Created for Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish in St. Augustine, Florida, this sculpture was developed specifically for installation atop the parish columbarium.

The design balances visual delicacy with structural performance, incorporating carved scroll elements engineered for long-term outdoor exposure.

The composition reinterprets devotional imagery through contemporary sculptural language while remaining rooted in tradition and place.

“Howl at the Moon” in Turkish Pearl Marble, roughly 64” x 40” x 26”. – 2022

Created as the centerpiece of a body of work exploring wildlife and western themes, this sculpture combines natural observation with symbolic narrative.

The suspended moon and reaching branches frame the composition while reinforcing themes of longing, pursuit, and the pull toward the unknown.

Private Collection.

“St. John the Evangelist” Georgia Cherokee marble, roughly 84” x 36” x 24”.

Carved from a marble block weighing more than 7,000 pounds, this seven-foot sculpture interprets St. John through gesture, symbolism, and narrative composition.

The figure captures a moment of grief, revelation, and anticipation beneath the cross while referencing the apocalyptic themes traditionally associated with the Evangelist. The eagle serves both as symbolic identifier and compositional anchor.

Commissioned for San Juan Del Rio Parish in St. Johns, Florida, and produced in collaboration with Community Cenacolo.

“Blessed Mother” in Georgia Granite, roughly 66” x 30” x 18”. – 2018

Carved from reclaimed Georgia granite originally used as a structural column, this work reimagines devotional statuary through material history and contemporary composition.

Rather than following traditional Marian conventions, the form developed in dialogue with the proportions and character of the stone itself. Elongated drapery and upward movement create a sense of delicacy and emergence in contrast with the density and permanence of granite.

Installed at Mary Immaculate House in St. Augustine, Florida, and created in collaboration with Community Cenacolo.