paper
2025
Objects in a Forest,a continuing series, 22 X 30 inches or under
materials varied: montage, collage, acrylic paint, sequined textile, lithographic ink, dog hair on arches or rice paper
2024
first row:
Objects in a Forest,a continuing series, 22 X 30 inches or under
materials: montage, collage, mylar, acrylic paint, ink on arches paper
22 X 28 inches or less
second row:
Physical Parts, a complete series of 20
materials: acrylic, ink, watercolor and bits of collage on handmade rag paper
each, 11 1/2 X 8 1/4 inches
2023
first two rows:
materials: rice paper, zipper, acrylic paint. textile fragments, thread, paillettes, clothing trims, zipper on handmade rag paper,
third row:
cyanotypes photograms with acrylic paint and ink
2022
top row collage, mylar stickers, tulle scraps, ink
second row: ink drawings on acid free paper
2022 installation: NYC CUlture Club, WTC
materials; paper, acrylic paint, mica chips
Close Your Eyes (Ambiguous Loss)
cut and assembled pieces of rice paper composed of acrylic paint, housepaint, matt medium, silver leaf, mica flakes, washi tape
Often we think it unlikely that a loss we experience will result in emotional closure. For some of us, loss can involve losing species, habitat, in fact, nature itself. This kind of loss leaves a person with the urgency to search for answers, thus complicating and delaying the process of grieving often resulting in unresolved grief, existentialism and the spiritual. Many of us today are experiencing ambiguousloss. This installation of a tall curved halo represents a door that leads to another place.
