GearHead is a very recent piece I made of SRAM bike parts on a cow's skull. This grouping works together despite the great diversity of the pieces. An exercise in contrasts perhaps but likely also just the magic of combining things you love.

We are obsessed with this oversized coffee table which I made of pine timbers and a steel base. I made special effort not to lose any of the wood bark which creates a great contrast for the piece.

These two ten foot towers of copper ground the room and cast a gorgeous light into the bedroom. Despite being 10ft tall they work so well in the bedroom and were our first experiment of bringing large pieces into the bedroom.

An amazing light show is cast upon the walls and floor when the sunlight hits these columns in the early morning. Hard to believe that this image hasn't been enhanced at all.

We enjoy piling multiple pieces of art together so they can play off each other. This group of three spheres from my Moons of Jupiter series. We have them in front of a fantastic piece by Eric Corrigan.

Eric Corrigan's fantastic piece required us to rebuild this wall to fit the work. It was so worth adjusting the work to fit the house - if you buy work you love you will always find a way to make it work. One of my copper pieces sits to the side of the piece and adds another layer.