40x40" collage: photograph and oil painting. This piece and Busted were included in Brainstorm, juried by Tricia Van Eck, at the Governor's State University Art Gallery, University Park, IL.
40x40". Collage: landscape photograph and wooden sphere. This piece and Busted were included in Brainstorm, juried by Tricia Van Eck, at the Governor's State University Art Gallery, University Park, IL.
44x36" Collage.
24x24" Collage of digital drawing, 3D models, and NASA image of galaxy. In 2010 I read Mary Poppins aloud to my kids and was very moved by the imagery of Mary and the oldest woman in the world putting stars back in the sky. It is a beautiful image of feminine strength and power.
25x20"Collage of digital drawing, 3D models, and NASA image of galaxy. In 2010 I read Mary Poppins aloud to my kids and was very moved by the imagery of Mary and the oldest woman in the world putting stars back in the sky. It is a beautiful image of feminine strength and power. This piece also folds in a portrait of my friend Julianne Dalcanton, JD, a contemporary astrophysicist. This piece was included in the 2011 Evanston + Vicinity Biennial, selected by Julie Rodrigues Wilholm.
48x22". This is definitely a self portrait.
48x22" archival print on Somerset Velvet. I do all my printing with Picture Salon in Madison WI. Highly recommend.
44x36" Collage of photographs and digital drawing. Also a self portrait.
44x36" archival print on Somerset Velvet.
Exhibition at the Harold Washington Library Center, October 2010. Installation view of final drawings based on reading the Chicago Artists Archive. For an exhibition in October 2010, I read most of the Chicago Artist Archive. As a recent transplant to Chicago, I felt the richness and fragility of the Chicago artist communities. The central imagery in this series was hot air balloons, which symbolized the artist community experience.
72x30". Photographs, 3D models, digital painting.
72x30". Photographs, 3D models, digital painting. Detail: 24x18".
40x80" Photograph and digital drawing. Self Portrait. From a series about the Chicago Artist Archive, housed at the Harold Washington Library, Chicago. For an exhibition in October 2010, I read most of the Chicago Artist Archive. As a recent transplant to Chicago, I felt the richness and fragility of the Chicago artist communities. The central imagery in this series was hot air balloons, which symbolized the artist community experience.
72x30" Photograph, 3D models, digital painting + drawing. From a series about the Chicago Artist Archive, housed at the Harold Washington Library, Chicago. For an exhibition in October 2010, I read most of the Chicago Artist Archive. As a recent transplant to Chicago, I felt the richness and fragility of the Chicago artist communities. The central imagery in this series was hot air balloons, which symbolized the artist community experience.
12x18" Collage of photograph, 3D models of balloons, digital painting. From a series about the Chicago Artist Archive, housed at the Harold Washington Library, Chicago. For an exhibition in October 2010, I read most of the Chicago Artist Archive. As a recent transplant to Chicago, I felt the richness and fragility of the Chicago artist communities. The central imagery in this series was hot air balloons, which symbolized the artist community experience.
34x24" Collage of photograph, 3D model & painting.
34x24" archival print on Somerset Velvet.
40x40" collage: photograph and oil painting. This piece and Busted were included in Brainstorm, juried by Tricia Van Eck, at the Governor's State University Art Gallery, University Park, IL.
40x40". Collage: landscape photograph and wooden sphere. This piece and Busted were included in Brainstorm, juried by Tricia Van Eck, at the Governor's State University Art Gallery, University Park, IL.
44x36" Collage.
24x24" Collage of digital drawing, 3D models, and NASA image of galaxy. In 2010 I read Mary Poppins aloud to my kids and was very moved by the imagery of Mary and the oldest woman in the world putting stars back in the sky. It is a beautiful image of feminine strength and power.
25x20"Collage of digital drawing, 3D models, and NASA image of galaxy. In 2010 I read Mary Poppins aloud to my kids and was very moved by the imagery of Mary and the oldest woman in the world putting stars back in the sky. It is a beautiful image of feminine strength and power. This piece also folds in a portrait of my friend Julianne Dalcanton, JD, a contemporary astrophysicist. This piece was included in the 2011 Evanston + Vicinity Biennial, selected by Julie Rodrigues Wilholm.
48x22". This is definitely a self portrait.
48x22" archival print on Somerset Velvet. I do all my printing with Picture Salon in Madison WI. Highly recommend.
44x36" Collage of photographs and digital drawing. Also a self portrait.
44x36" archival print on Somerset Velvet.
Exhibition at the Harold Washington Library Center, October 2010. Installation view of final drawings based on reading the Chicago Artists Archive. For an exhibition in October 2010, I read most of the Chicago Artist Archive. As a recent transplant to Chicago, I felt the richness and fragility of the Chicago artist communities. The central imagery in this series was hot air balloons, which symbolized the artist community experience.
72x30". Photographs, 3D models, digital painting.
72x30". Photographs, 3D models, digital painting. Detail: 24x18".
40x80" Photograph and digital drawing. Self Portrait. From a series about the Chicago Artist Archive, housed at the Harold Washington Library, Chicago. For an exhibition in October 2010, I read most of the Chicago Artist Archive. As a recent transplant to Chicago, I felt the richness and fragility of the Chicago artist communities. The central imagery in this series was hot air balloons, which symbolized the artist community experience.
72x30" Photograph, 3D models, digital painting + drawing. From a series about the Chicago Artist Archive, housed at the Harold Washington Library, Chicago. For an exhibition in October 2010, I read most of the Chicago Artist Archive. As a recent transplant to Chicago, I felt the richness and fragility of the Chicago artist communities. The central imagery in this series was hot air balloons, which symbolized the artist community experience.
12x18" Collage of photograph, 3D models of balloons, digital painting. From a series about the Chicago Artist Archive, housed at the Harold Washington Library, Chicago. For an exhibition in October 2010, I read most of the Chicago Artist Archive. As a recent transplant to Chicago, I felt the richness and fragility of the Chicago artist communities. The central imagery in this series was hot air balloons, which symbolized the artist community experience.
34x24" Collage of photograph, 3D model & painting.
34x24" archival print on Somerset Velvet.