Spitzer began experimenting with stone sculpture while living in Denver.  There, he worked alongside the various carvers at The Purple Door Studios. He moved to the Boston area in 2008 and began learning foundry practices at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Spitzer carves stone to create unique biomorphic forms.  His cast metal work also reflects this spirit.  Much of Spitzer's work centers on abstracting the human figure and experimenting with negative space and volume.  His pieces represent familiar complexities. By manipulating form and exploring gender ambiguity in sculpture, Spitzer forces us to examine how we view and interpret the body and how we define gender and beauty.

Spitzer currently works at the Hillside Sculpture Studios in Medford, MA and he is being represented by L'attitude Gallery on Newbury Street in Boston, MA and The Walsingham Gallery in Newburyport, MA.