I have been developing the yo-yo series for the last 6 years. Initially they were fun simple forms which gave me a canvas to play with form, color, pattern, and optical refraction. While the complexity of two colors with patterns and their optical qualities are at the heart of these sculptures, over time my understanding of the forms meaning has been clarified. They became objects expressing feelings of wholeness, harmony, duality, levity, and relationship. They have become more than just the relationship of yo-yos to childhood memories or ruminations of the concept of play that I initially imagined. They have become forms for contemplation of the past, present, and future.

I have been developing the yo-yo series for the last 6 years. They were fun simple forms which gave me a canvas to play with. Over time my understanding of the forms meaning has been clarified. They became objects expressing feelings of wholeness,

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