Steel Sculpture

Paying Tribute

A couple of years ago, I completed a metal mailbox sculpture inspired by the work of Jonathan Borofsky. His art has had a lasting influence on how I think about scale, repetition, and the relationship between human-made objects and the spaces they occupy. Borofsky’s sculptures often feel both monumental and approachable. There’s a clarity to […]

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Echo Catcher: A Sculpture That Listens to the Quiet

Some sculptures demand attention. Others invite it.Echo Catcher, built in 2025, belongs to the second kind. Inspired by the long-standing tradition of bottle trees and ghost catchers, this piece explores how objects can hold silence, memory, and presence. Echo Catcher was designed to become a subtle guardian—something that doesn’t interrupt a space but deepens it.

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The Mayflower Has Landed

Finished and installed at Chestnut Hill SquareBy Donald Longley After weeks of shaping, welding, and sanding, the Mayflower sculpture is now complete — and installed at Chestnut Hill Square, thanks to the generous support of Northeast Development and the New Art Center. This piece started as a simple idea: take the soft, easily overlooked mayflower

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