I recently unearthed a collection of my prints from around the time of my exhibition “Line Into Form” at the deYoung Museum in 2010. These prints have been exhibited in a solo show at Gallery 4 in Tiverton, RI and at the Massachusetts College of Art Auction in 2011. This collection of work from that time is now live on the site and is available for purchase at friendly prices via the web site or in my Warren, RI studio. Please reach out if you are interested in one.
Being invited to serve as an artist-in-residence at the de Young Museum was such an honor.
During my time there, I shared my self-invented wire weaving technique and introduced visitors
to the process of creating collographic prints derived directly from the sculptures.
My studio and exhibition space were near the work of Ruth Asawa—an artist whose vision and
sensibility I have long felt a deep connection to. I visited her work daily, drawing quiet
inspiration from being near pieces that resonated so strongly with my own practice. Her presence
throughout San Francisco—in public installations and collections—further enriched the
experience.
This residency remains one of my most meaningful, and I’m excited to now offer these original
prints to my collectors and clients. Please feel free to reach out with any questions.
