Fall – New Work

Through printmaking and direct manipulation, these three drawings have come about. Each image uses charcoal, watercolor, pencil and acrylic paint:

The following two images are installation views of my studio at present. The drawings are charcoal directly on the wall, and the hanging panels use acrylic paint on cheesecloth. The wall drawing is 8′ x 36′, and each panel is 8′ x 3′.

Scrim is it!

This is the newest drawing I’ve made. Ellie will be using it for a showing of her dance piece this weekend. It is a 3-panel screen, 8 ft. x 9 ft., using scrim and spray paint. No title as of yet, but this is exciting!
Drawing Screen, 96\" x 108\", scrim and spray paint Drawing Screen, 96\" x 108\", scrim and spray paint

A Book in the Thames

On our last day in London, Ellie and I walked well over 10 miles, stopped at numerous galleries, museums and historic sites, and even rowed a makeshift boat on a rooftop of the Southbank Centre, yet this video clip is of the most stunning thing we saw, perhaps on the entire trip: Book_in_Thames.
The segment really only catches the tail end of the event, but we watched this book for nearly ten minutes as its leaves spilled over each other, back and forth, in the tide of the Thames.