Created out of Bristol board, origami paper and magnets, this platonic solid ​ball is filled with truncations and stellations that accommodate puzzle-like pieces that magnetically interlock with it. The pentagons are treated with hand-cut filigree over colored foil.

A view of the partially assembled ball.

This is a sculpture that experiments with plane, line and volume in a fun and whimsical way. The bean is steam bent wood that has been shaped stained and varnished.

Here is the opposite view of the Magic Bean.​

This cut paper piece was inspired by the seemingly random experiences that rain down on each of us as individuals and is accompanied by two posters with the same theme. We may not have the ability to choose our experiences all of the time, but we can choose what we do with our experiences and how we grow from them. ​