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Sheltered in Middle America (2014)
Both a plea for refuge and a call to action after experiencing her first hurricane, Sheltered in Middle America is a Midwesterner’s response to the devastating signposts of global warming. Hand-cut archival pigment inkjet prints of original graphite drawings on lokta and Hahnemühle bamboo papers in an accordion fold binding with double detachable spines. 5.75" x 4.875" x .5" closed. Edition of 12. $325
She dreamt of a house with five rooms (2007-8)
She dreamt of a house with five rooms is a non-linear tale told in objects, a fluid portrait of person and place. Inside its handmade, archival inkjet printed shoebox container are five found and altered domestic objects, some wearing letterpress printed narrative labels, another sporting hand embroidered text and others residing in letterpress printed, handcrafted packaging. These artifacts of dreams and desires are the repositories of a coming-of-age tale, portals into a place and time existing only in recollection and imaginings. Mixed media. Shoebox: approximately 4” x 11” x 7” closed. Edition of ten. $835.
She’d had no premonition… (2007-8)
Etched into a cloud of smoke billowing from a small town’s aerial map, the dream texts of She’d had no premonition… chronicle the artist’s nocturnal visits to the site of her lost childhood home. Undoubtedly, “To that house, she could travel in her sleep.” Hand-cut intaglio prints, mixed media pop-up construction. Open: 11” x 13” x 11”. Closed: 11”x 13”. Edition of six. $1,100.
Fear of Spiders (1989)
Ten aquatints and accompanying text move the reader through a darkened bedroom, alternately on the spider’s hairy legs or from behind the child’s fear-crazed eyes — this is a scary bedtime story that explores the titillating qualities of obsessive nighttime fears. And, ultimately, nocturnal imagination takes over. Accordion-fold binding in clamshell box lined with original, hand-etched decorative paper. Letterpress, intaglio. Box: 13 1/4" x 11" x 1 1/4". Edition of ten. $900
Sheltered in Middle America (2014)
Both a plea for refuge and a call to action after experiencing her first hurricane, Sheltered in Middle America is a Midwesterner’s response to the devastating signposts of global warming. Hand-cut archival pigment inkjet prints of original graphite drawings on lokta and Hahnemühle bamboo papers in an accordion fold binding with double detachable spines. 5.75" x 4.875" x .5" closed. Edition of 12. $325
She dreamt of a house with five rooms (2007-8)
She dreamt of a house with five rooms is a non-linear tale told in objects, a fluid portrait of person and place. Inside its handmade, archival inkjet printed shoebox container are five found and altered domestic objects, some wearing letterpress printed narrative labels, another sporting hand embroidered text and others residing in letterpress printed, handcrafted packaging. These artifacts of dreams and desires are the repositories of a coming-of-age tale, portals into a place and time existing only in recollection and imaginings. Mixed media. Shoebox: approximately 4” x 11” x 7” closed. Edition of ten. $835.
She’d had no premonition… (2007-8)
Etched into a cloud of smoke billowing from a small town’s aerial map, the dream texts of She’d had no premonition… chronicle the artist’s nocturnal visits to the site of her lost childhood home. Undoubtedly, “To that house, she could travel in her sleep.” Hand-cut intaglio prints, mixed media pop-up construction. Open: 11” x 13” x 11”. Closed: 11”x 13”. Edition of six. $1,100.
Fear of Spiders (1989)
Ten aquatints and accompanying text move the reader through a darkened bedroom, alternately on the spider’s hairy legs or from behind the child’s fear-crazed eyes — this is a scary bedtime story that explores the titillating qualities of obsessive nighttime fears. And, ultimately, nocturnal imagination takes over. Accordion-fold binding in clamshell box lined with original, hand-etched decorative paper. Letterpress, intaglio. Box: 13 1/4" x 11" x 1 1/4". Edition of ten. $900