All sculptures
A sculpted alligator head carved from layered recycled skateboards, its form defined by sweeping bands of natural wood and bright, embedded color. The mouth is open in a frozen snap, revealing sharp, hand-shaped teeth that echo the striped patterns of the decks. Smooth curves and clean lines give it a polished, contemporary feel, while the visible layers tell a story of reuse—street-worn materials transformed into a bold, tactile piece that feels both powerful and playful.
This sculpture reimagines a Ghostbusters-inspired spirit, carved from layered recycled skateboards and sealed inside a handmade concrete casket. With wide eyes and a trapped, expressive form, the figure feels frozen mid-haunting, like a captured ghost on display. The contrast between the vibrant, reclaimed wood and the heavy concrete case adds humor and tension, blending pop-culture reference, dark whimsy, and meticulous craftsmanship into a playful artifact of containment.
This handmade sculpture reinterprets a classic tattoo machine, carefully carved from layered recycled skateboards. The familiar mechanical form is broken down into bold, sculptural shapes, with exposed bands of natural wood and vibrant color revealing the material’s past life. Balancing precision and artistry, the piece honors tattoo culture and the act of marking while turning reclaimed skate decks into a solid, iconic symbol of craft, permanence, and reuse.
UFO sculpture is crafted from layered recycled skateboards, forming a smooth, saucer-like shape wrapped in flowing bands of natural wood and vivid color. At its center, a clear dome reveals two small green alien figures inside the cockpit, adding a playful, narrative element. The contrast between the precise wood lamination and the glossy transparent dome gives the piece a futuristic yet handmade feel—part folk art, part sci-fi artifact—celebrating imagination, craftsmanship, and reuse.
This sculpture features a cheerful character carved from layered recycled skateboards, its rounded form built from flowing bands of natural wood and vibrant color. The figure holds a hand-made “Smile More” sign, also crafted from reclaimed deck material, reinforcing the piece’s playful, uplifting message. The visible layers of the skateboards give the familiar icon depth and movement, transforming a simple symbol into a tactile, feel-good celebration of positivity, craft, and reuse.
This hand-carved sculpture reimagines a classic wood glue bottle, meticulously shaped from layered recycled skateboards. The familiar form is transformed through sweeping bands of natural wood and bold color, revealing the hidden patterns within the reclaimed decks. Equal parts tool and totem, the piece playfully celebrates craftsmanship and process—turning the glue that holds things together into a solid, sculptural icon of making and reuse.