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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.Closing the Gap uses rescued vintage table linens and hand dyed fabrics, some of which were outgrown clothing. The colored textiles represent individuals, families, communities and organizations. The white space is the distance and time between them. As we seem to be experiencing disconnection from the collective whole, this piece is about the energy and perhaps turmoil that is necessary to close the gap that divides us. The vintage textiles and color palette are a nod to the mid-century, when we were more connected to our communities yet fractioned as a society. It is history repeating itself through art.fiber 27 x 29 x 2"
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.After the passing of my late husband I traveled to Egypt, land where the afterlife is revered. In examining my photographs of that part of the world, I wanted to honor culture and consciousness. This digital collage came about by combining images of symbolic significance to me with text gleaned from an ancient language. The Latin phrase translates from MEMENTO VIVERE to REMEMBER TO LIVE. The imagery background is the sand of The Sahara Desert, near the Pyramids in Giza. Temporary footprints in the sands are analogous to the finite and fleeting qualities of life. The foreground pyramid image represents a trinity with ocean water contained within its frame.digital 14 x 17"
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sharpie marker on paper 11 x 10" This work on paper illustrates the beauty of movement in stillness as observed through the captivating gesture of a singular insect. In this drawing my aim was to capture the complexity and fragility in its body mechanics as thou snapping the shutter of a camera and freezing the image.
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Cast bronze 13.5 x 9 x 7"
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Gouache 12 x 12 in.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.4 x 9 x 4" Domestic Duties Strained 2021 A mixed media ceramic form serves to collect found objects of maternal memories, symbols of traditional roles of wife and mother. A life strained by societal and religious expectations under the influence of a narrow cannon.ceramic
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.This painting is inspired by remembered tulips whose magic and beauty in their fullness of bloom touched me emotionally. This painting, as with much of my work, evolved over time through my passionate interest in investigating and exploring the tools of painting, including color and textures and also line, shape patterns and layering -in service of expressing the magic and joy of nature's creations. I seek to create paintings which create magic and have an emotional resonance. I want my paintings to invite the viewer to enter, wander around, and also be rewarded for prolonged looking by making continual new discoveries such as finding a color, texture, or shape not immediately noticed.acrylic, permanent inks, white tissue paper on canvas 27.5 x 21.5"
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Acrylic layered over white tissue paper on canvas
60 x 72 x 2 in
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Acrylic layered over white tissue paper on canvas
60 x 72 x 2 in
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acrylic 21.5 x 27.5 x 1.25" This painting is from my earlier series of Still Life paintings. Having grown up on my parent's dairy farm surrounded by nature's beauty which included my Mom's flower garden with seemingly unending blossoms and her vegetable gardens. Mom's vegetables such as squash and cucumber had such sculptural leaves and gerbera daisy leaves remind me of them. This painting makes visual my growing up experience described above, made visual through integral connections of music, intuition, and meditations over many moments in time.
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Field-test: to test something by using it in the actual conditions it was designed for Field Test is comprised of four small oil paintings: Yellow House, Checkerboard, Flowers, and Circus Tent. Each panel was painted as a standalone artwork that could also be viewed together as a quadriptych. After being isolated during the 2020 pandemic, socializing and exploring commonplace, frequently visited locations seemed like new experiences. The tasks, outings, and recreations that were once part of everyday life became not so normal anymore. I equated venturing out as some sort of field test of the new normal. Slowly we began to forget what that was like and life turned routine again. With this work, I hoped to capture the wonder, awe, and even hesitation with which we approach new experiences. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.12 x 12"Oil and pencil on canvas
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oil 12 x 12" My artwork is about personal connection - to each other, to the space around us, and to the things within it. I use color in my work to represent life and emotion, and to create make-believe places. They are dreamlike worlds I fill with pattern, shape and semi-recognizable objects. I hope the ambiguity in my work allows the viewer to find their own story in it. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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charcoal 28 x 18 x 1" I raced home after witnessing the total envelopment of a familiar coastline across Oyster Bay from West Neck Beach. I usually study from life for inspiration for my abstractions but this night I simply wanted to record and pay homage how uplifted and untethered I felt seeing hints of a familiar shore and knowing just where I was. I immediately made two pieces and this particular one bears mark like seagulls feet as we often see them in the sand but they (the marks) give the impression of waves softly crashing into the shore. The symbolic abstraction of the creatures who inhabit this place, being present in the marks was a surprise and a delight.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.Sheldon Ruins is the ruins of a Prince Williams Parish Church in South Carolina originally built in the mid-1700’s. General Sherman burned it down in the Revolutionary War in 1865. This image was created by using a fully converted digital infrared camera with a filter of 590 nm giving some red and blue color along with the infrared wavelengths of light displayed. I chose to gild this with 24kt gold leaf to create the blue/green of the sky and to accentuate the antiquity and beauty of this ruin not typically seen in the United States.colored infrared print on vellum gilded with 24kt gold leaf 15 x 13 x 1"
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My inspiration was the beauty of the sunflower fields in Provence. The French so artfully place an object in a field of beauty so that artists like me will be inspired. I treated this piece with cold wax to make the piece stand out without glass and to protect the print from the environment. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.12 x 10"Print on Canvas treated with Cold Wax Medium
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color photographic pigment print framed 18 x 22"
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photography and gold leaf gilding 13 x 15" While wandering through Paris at dawn, I spotted the beautiful monument placed so artfully at the end of a Parisian street. I had to capture the essence of what I saw at that location with the bicycles placed on the bottom left portion of the scene and Marianne of France at center stage as the star of the show. Marianne is the symbol for France like our Statue of Liberty.
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Oil on canvas 24 x 20 in
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oil 30 x 40 x 1.5" A saturated memory of Europe.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.On our visit to a rural village in Sapa, Vietnam, we came across a man bringing home a hard days work of harvesting, with the beauty of the Vietnam hills in the background.oil 24 x 30"
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Photograph 8 x 10 in. The Moroccan women mostly live substandard. They go to market to sell their products day after day, plodding along, bringing up their children and struggle to make ends meet. Their perseverance, determination and strength shows on their faces, as they are able to be happy. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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oil 24 x 30 x 1.25" I fell in love with Italy many years ago, and have returned a few times. There is so much beauty in the landscape, their sculptures, the piazzas and museums. So a year ago I traveled to Florence (again), Lake Como and Cinque Terre. Taking photos always holds the memories of the trip for me. I chose a photo from Cinque Terre as inspiration for my painting. The lighting was perfect for an afternoon, the boats were moored after a day of work, and two people sitting and chatting completed the scene.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.I am interested in how nature can act as a metaphor, for instance, how to personify hope, aging, nobility, etc. This ceramic bust was fired in the Japanese Raku process. The word 'Raku' means enjoyment. The figure here is a portrait of my mother, the "Garden Lady." Her head is slightly uplifted, eyes and mouth smiling. Hummingbirds, a dragonfly, a daisy, and gardenia flowers, all symbols of joy adorn the figure. The crackle glaze is a natural result of the quick firing and cooling.Raku fired ceramics with underglazes 9.75 x 9 x 6"
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oil on panel 17 x 24 x .12" Dreaming Tree 2 - Ice is part of a series of works I have done over the past 4 years titled The Dreaming Tree series. It is both surreal and realistic. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
