Daughters Celia and Anna helped keep me awake on the road and made a tricky installation easy as we moved in 2 pieces of an 8′ sphere and then welded it back together in the lobby of a new building at 100 St Paul in the Cherry Creek neighborhood of Denver.
This 112″ stainless sphere has been in the sculpture park next to the beautiful city hall for 2 years and will soon be moved to a permanent (TBD) location in the city. 
I installed this piece a few weeks ago at a new development in Foster City, just South of San Francisco. It’s made from overlapping pieces of 3/8″ thick stainless steel, about 15′ tall on the pedestal.
Here’s a 6′ diameter sphere made from bicycle sprockets for Cook St Apartments on N Williams st here in Portland. Thanks to Bike Portland blog for the photos!
Here’s the 14′ sphere I did for a development in Mira Mar, near San Diego. I had to cut it into 4 parts for delivery and even then the height of the load was 14′ 2″ and the lowest overpass on I-5 is 14′ 4″… 
While I started out making my spheres from largely recycled materials, as you can see below, I’ve expanded to numerous materials, shapes, and colors! I am working on a number of projects at the moment, so before I reveal what I’ve been working on, here’s a selection from the past few years!
Noyo Cobbles and Straight bar, Sculpturesite
Before and after powdercoating!
Straight Bar 8′, Sculpturesite
Powdercoated curved bar.
Powdercoated curve bar
Wow! Two years since my last post?! I’ve been up to a lot since then and would love to share with you some of my newer works! A couple of weeks ago was What the Festival in Dufur, OR where my 10′ disco ball and Immersive Jelly have been joined by two dragons; one 80′ dragon stage, and a smaller fire breathing dragon. What a fun time!
