2021, hand woven stainless steel wire, hardware cloth, acrylic paint, 53” x 38” x 31”
Work done during the pandemic (2020-2021). The feeling of the ground crumbling beneath your feet, the uncertainty, and the desire to heal. These works portray rockfall/fissure/breakage and an urge to make whole/mend/pull back together again.
2020, falling, hand woven stainless steel wire, acrylic paint, 43”x 32”x 73” photo: Martin Seck
2022, Mead, black bean dye on paper, 7”x10”
Named after lake Mead, a series of works on paper using dyes from plants named after lakes and waterways that are shrinking due to drought.
acrylic and ink on paper, 11”x17, ” 2022
As of March 21, 2022, in just four weeks, over 3 million refugees have fled eastern and northern Ukraine, primarily through Poland, but also Slovakia, Moldovia, Hungary, Romania and other countries
Drought 8, acorn shell ink on paper, 7”x10”, 2022
2021, Cecropia, thread, 22” x 15” x 2”
Created while in residence in Costa Rica to understand the structure of the Cecropia leaf.