Artists Registry

I feel this is the strongest thing I have written about what happened on September 11, 2001. I donate this poem for all to remember on that day.

September 11th installation project

On the day that the first Tower was hit by the terrorist's plane I had
put on the
television and thought I was watching a movie.Then Katie Couric started

"Each One"
The Button Project, a 9/11 Memorial

A community art work
Using thousands of donated buttons
To represent lives lost

My art is an ever-developing autobiography. The complete story of my life is a script to be molded, sculpted, painted, drawn and hammered into.

Living a mile and a half north of Ground Zero I experienced the impact of the event. I was able to enter Ground Zero on 9/12, which I wrote a personal account and article about.

I have to admit, I am a product of the urban environment.

Currently, I have one piece for the registry, but plan to work on portraits of those I know, personally, who either suffered the loss of a loved one, or struggled emotionally after surviving the events of that day.

“And I'll dance with you in Vienna,
I'll be wearing a river's disguise.
The hyacinth wild on my shoulder
my mouth on the dew of your thighs.
And I'll bury my soul in a scrapbook,

I had a lucid dream at 3am on 9/11/2011... The image I saw was the now completed work 9/11...

I immediately arose and scetched the image and then started painting it... 3 days later it was finished.

As the sun pierced the New York skyline from the subway window, I reflected on my move to Nashville and the artwork I became obsessed with creating. And then it hit me. That fragile tower of eggs, it was New York.

I was in New York at 9/11/2001 and saw the towers collapsed. It was horror. One day before I was on the observation plattform of the World-Trade-Center. I`m architect and my dream was to visit New York.

Statement of Work