Evocation No. 1, 2021. Paper and acrylic on canvas.
Evocation No. 2, 2021. Paper and acrylic on canvas.
Evocation No. 3, 2021. Paper and acrylic on canvas.
Evocation No. 4, 2021. Paper and acrylic on canvas.
“I Am But a Snip of Nature,” 2021
“Slipping Under,” 2021
(w)Rapture No. 2, 2021. Assemblage of clay stone and leather laces.
(w)Rapture No. 1, 2021. Assemblage of clay stone and leather laces.
I Need a Vacation, 2021. Collage of original and found images.
Where Do We Go From Here, 2021. Collage of original and found images on stained wood.
To-Do List, 2020. Collage of found images on gesso board.
Choose Your Own Adventure, 2020. Collage of original and found images.
Eden 2.0, 2020. Collage of original and found images on Bristol board.
Retreat, 2020. 3-d collage on canvas.
Portal, 2020. Mixed media assemblage on canvas.
Rise and Fall, 2020. Hand-carved green soapstone. Price available upon request.
Manhattan at Dusk, 2020. Color photograph, giclée printed on acid-free archival matte paper, unmounted/unframed. Auction item at Art from the Epicenter.
Protect Your Heart, 2020. Woven photographs with hand-written strip. Private collection.
Evaporating Flora, 2020. Woven paper, merging b&w and color photographs of same image. Private collection.
Walk a Mile, 2019. Photographs of my feet taken 30 years apart, woven together and framed in preserved moss with paper quilling and stone. Private collection.
Perspective, 2019. Woven wool yarn, cut hand-colored photograph, and gold wire on cotton warp with gold bead and crystal charm on found twig. Private collection.
Growth, 2019. Digital photograph. Price available upon request.
Savannah, 2019. Woven wool yarn and micron roving over cotton warp with wooden dowel and mini pyrite charm. Private collection.
Persistence, 2019. Digital photograph. Price available upon request.
Drought, 2019. Hand-carved opaque white alabaster. Dimensions: 3.75” H x 4.25” W x 2.5” D (approximate). Price available upon request.
Strata, 2019. Hand-carved green soapstone. Dimensions: 7.75” H x 7” W x 2.5” D (approximate). Price, $750. Available at Susan Eley Fine Art.
Artist Statement: I may have a plan for the stone, but the stone also has a plan for me; we adjust and respond to each other. The landscape that reveals itself is a collaboration, the result of planned interventions and careful negotiations between artist and material.
Untitled, 2019. Digital photograph. Price available upon request.
Untitled, 2019. Oil pastel on photocopied original b&w photo. Private collection.
Untitled, 2019. Digital photograph. Price available upon request.
Personalized Valentine’s Day hearts, 2018. Heat-stamped wood. Site-specific installation, Jackson Heights, Queens.
Elevation, 2015. Sand-cast cement, light kit. Private collection.
Ties That Bind, 2015. Mixed media triptych. Price available upon request.
Untitled, 2013. Acrylic paint on canvas. Private collection.
Beach Horizon, 2019. Saori looming weaving. Private collection.
Where Are You From?, 2017. Paper collage. Site-specific installation, Jackson Heights, Queens.
Artist Statement: We asked shoppers at Lockwood Jackson Heights to write down their answer to this question, “Where Are You From?” and quickly had index cards filled with locations from around the globe — six continents! — and from coast to coast in the United States.
We already knew Queens, and Jackson Heights in particular, was known for its diversity, and we are proud to be part of this vibrant community.
We believe diversity makes us stronger. Immigrants are the life force of this country. All are welcome.
Reuse, Recycle, 2015. Salvaged wood. Private collection.
Crest, 2014. Acrylic paint on canvas. Private Collection.
Untitled, 2012. Sand-blasted plastic. Private collection.
The Lemmings Are Coming, 1993. Black and white film, hand processed and printed. Private collection.
Just Dancing, 1992. Black and white film, hand processed and printed. Private collection.
Self, 1992. Black and white film, hand processed and printed. Collection, Dayton Art Institute.
Walaroo South, 1991. Black and white film, hand processed and printed. Collection, Dayton Art Institute.