Ravens spend a lot of time gossiping on the fence posts along the fields.  We love their presence and their attitude.

14"x 21"x 6"

2011

Harvest Moon Pair

Our favorite moon cycle aids in the harvesting of summers bounty.  The extra light at night allows farmers worldwide to bring in the harvest.

14" x 21" x 6"

2009

Procession Moon provides an image of people coming in the working in the fields.  We owe so much to the folks who work the fields and bring our food from the farm to our table.

15.5" x 24" x 4.5"

2009

Snowscape Moon represents our agricultural landscape during a mid winter snow storm.  Snow blows through fencelines blanketing the landscape, putting the plants and the soil to rest for the season.

14"x 21"x 6"

2011

Harvest Moon Trio

Dried grain waits to be reaped in the fall as the full harvest moon sheds it's soft light extending the work day into the night.  

15" x 24" x 6"

2010

Snow capping the fence lines, creating it's own kind of sculpture, is a common site here in the winter.  The snow caps move and change as the rhythm of new snow and melting sun shape their identity.

14"x 21"x 6"

2011

The harvest moon beckons people out into the fields to gather in the moonlight.

14"x 30"x 6"

2010

This moon pair is meant to capture the cold cold nights that we get here in the North Cascades!

14"x 21"x 6"

2010

Moon Cycle

The cycles of the moon have always been tied to growing food and we use them as markers through the year.

20" x 21" x 4.5"

2009