Bauhaus Clock #2Modeled after the 1920's Bauhaus Art movement in Germany, this wall clock is made from Zero Waste woods from my shop and typically destined for the landfill (complete list of wood species used is on the back of the piece). It is custom framed and the clock is battery operated which allows for ultimate flexibility in placement.

the fields are off-cut hardwoods

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This piece made up of roughly 730 individual pieces that were clear coated to enhance the beauty of the various wood species - each piece was first cut

hand made clock celebrating the beauty of a rough-sawn slab of American Walnut with a Cherry base

shadowbox frame using clear-coated oak

countertop or side table

One-of-a-kind art piece created using recycled skateboards and other Zero-Waste elements - mounted on Spanish Cedar

800 individual pieces that were hand dyed and clear coated using water-based coatings - then assembled by hand and mounted in a custom

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shadowbox frame using Graphite-Painted pine box

I call it a "Morse-Code Mosaic" because rather than being made up from "dots"

Custom shadowbox frame using black-dyed pine