“Gulfport Oddity” (2014) is a standing totem-like sculpture that feels part altar, part coastal relic. Built from a tall wooden structure wrapped in bamboo and sculpted foam, its surface is covered in swirling bands of teal, green, and rust that move like tides around symbolic forms—a moon, a hovering vessel, fish, insects, and glowing orb-like details.

The open, red interior at the top suggests a hidden chamber or offering space, turning the work into a mystical container for stories. Finished with collage elements and a glossy epoxy skin, this piece captures the strange, dreamlike energy of a seaside town where nature, nightlife, and memory blur together.