I carve steel with fire and friction. I transform discarded I-beams, the linear building blocks of modern cities, into flowing organic figures. I came to sculpting, and specifically to steel, as a physical antidote to a constant exposure to computer generated imagery. My art is partly about the process of recycling industrial scrap, but for me it is mostly about exploring what I can do with steel. I particularly enjoy working with I-beams because I am forced to solve a problem within a limited and pre-defined space. The I-beam is a three-dimensional shape consisting of three connected planes. On each of these planes, I 'draw' a picture - the problem to be solved is how to make these pictures interact with each other to form a living, organic object.

Juried group shows / awards:
2006 – Evergreen Sculpture Walk, Art for the Mountain Community Evergreen CO
Fall 2003 - Skyline College Student Show - Honorable Mention
Fall 2002 - Skyline College Student Show - First Place Sculpture
Nov. 2000 - Coastal Arts League Museum - Zoe Tierny Award, 1st Place 3D
Sept. 2000 - Sanchez Art Gallery, Pacifica Annual Members Exhibtion – Best  Sculpture
Fall 1999 - Skyline College Student Show - First Place Sculpture

Solo shows:
Oct. 2001 - David Macy, Recent Works. Skyline College Building A courtyard