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The Red Devon is a farm-to-table market and
restaurant. It's architecture and offerings reflect its fundamental commitment to
local agriculture and environmental sustainability. The Red Devon provides a particularly
appropriate setting for my sculptures that salvage scraps and
waste recycling them into works of art.
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The warmth of the woodwork and earth tones of the walls provide the backdrop for the smaller works of weathered wood, steel, iron and other natural materials. Perched on ledges, the sculptures cast shadow patterns that magnify and exagerate their shapes. |
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The landscape that surrounds the building is planted with native trees, shrubs and flowers. It provides a natural setting for my sculptures whose weathered and rusted steel and iron complement the tones and textures of the landscape plantings. |
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The Red Devon's menu reflects the seasonal availability of produce. Sculptures, indoors and out, are also replaced several times a year giving restaurant patrons something to look forward to, as the fare and artwork change with the seasons. |