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About Eric

Baltimore County
Eric is a licensed architect, author, educator and assemblage artist.

Until he decided to shift from full-time teaching in September 2019, he was a Full Professor and Director of the Catholic University
School of Architecture and Planning's graduate Urban Practice concentration in Washington, DC. Currently, he teaches part time
at the Maryland Institute College of Art, Virginia Tech's Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center and the University of
Maryland's School… more
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Winding II

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    Winding II is one of my assemblages in which I explore three-dimensional sketching. Working with what I have at hand, 75% of the work is made one sitting.
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    Spinning II
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    Winding II
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    • Layering

    This piece explored literal and phenomenal transparency produced by screens, meshes, lines and edges in order to explore concepts of multiple readings, simultaneity, shifts and shadows.
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      Jenkins_Layering_1.jpg
      This piece explored literal and phenomenal transparency produced by screens, meshes, lines and edges in order to explore concepts of multiple readings, simultaneity, shifts and shadows.
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    Landscape Study

    This piece was a part of design study for several cottages in a long, linear landscape.
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      This was part of a study for a house with several out-building cottages in a long, thin site.
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    Sphere in a Landscape

    This is one of many drawings of spheres in a landscape. The subject matter is based upon my interest in industrial ruins that, when seen from the outside, are mysterious. I often ask "What was that used for?"...
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      Sphere in a Landscape
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    Orbiting

    This piece explores movement through the rotations around a vertical axis mundi.
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      Orbiting around an axis mundi
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