Wall of Crosses
A commission of 14 carved and constructed wooden crosses on a
12'X 20' gently curved wall.
The Cross stands out as the dominant visual image in the Christian church.
When asked to be part of the design team for a church fellowship building I
decided to create a series of crosses which became for me a personal narrative.
Cross for the Hungry
We all hunger to know God. This crudely fashioned bowl represents our
emptiness without God.

Cross
at the Corner
We come to a place in our lives where all we have to do is turn the corner to
see God.

Damon’s Cross
This rather formal looking cross has the beauty of the ages and the polish of
the new. With the gothic arches protecting it, this symbol of the Good Life will
endure forever.

Window Cross
The light of God’s love shines through the kitchen window of our soul if
only we have eyes to see it.

Cecil’s Cross
This cross represents the band of life that is held together by the strength
of God.

Fisherman’s Cross
The theme of fishing is frequently used in the Bible. This fishing cross and
the ICHTHUS fish is to remind us of the Fisher of Men.

Mason’s Cross
The best of Christianity is a blending of the old and the new. The texture of
the Church is formed through fellowship with one another.

Megan’s Cross
This unique cross stands alone, proudly perched on a simple stand. Small
sheets of copper connected together are like united Christians embracing the
cross.

Shadow Cross
Within the walls of the established church the power of the cross spreads out
beyond its simple form.