"Silica" stands as a testament to Snyder's ability to imbue inanimate materials with a profound sense of presence. The sculpture's verticality, supported by a minimalist metal stand, emphasizes its human-like silhouette while simultaneously abstracting it into a series of interconnected, almost geological strata. This duality between the recognizable and the abstract is where "Silica" truly resonates, prompting viewers to consider the fragmented nature of identity and memory, and the beauty found within imperfection.”

Porcelain Fired With Glass, Under Glass and on Glass

“Geodes” Silica and Other Forms of Life” “Science Fiction Endings” “Back to the Sea” “Studies in Chance and Imperfection”