Dragon art has been the center of my studio practice for decades, shaped by the disciplines of ceramics, metalsmithing, and painting. Each medium offers a different way to explore the presence, movement, and symbolism of dragons. In clay, the forms rise from gesture and geology; in silver, they emerge through forging, casting, and stone setting; in paint, they appear through rhythm, color, and dreamlike narrative. Together, these approaches create a unified body of dragon art rooted in material mastery and mythic imagination. Whether sculpted in porcelain, carved in stoneware, forged in sterling silver, or painted on linen, each piece reflects the landscape and quiet energy of my Catskill Mountain studio.

Across these mediums, my work continues to explore the presence and symbolism of dragons as guardians, challengers, and companions in the creative process. This ongoing practice reflects decades of refinement, rooted in the Catskills landscape and shaped by a lifelong commitment to material mastery.