Ink and watercolor on bristol paper, 20x18 inches. 2022
Original work available for purchase.
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Graphite on Bristol paper, 11 x 14 inches 2024
Ink and gouache on bristol paper, 11 x 14 inches 2022
This is a watercolor and ink painting on paper 5.5 x 9 inches, 2022.
I created this piece during an art residency at Sachaqa Centro del Arte in San Roque, Peru. This gorgeous place was a 20 minute walk uphill from the center of the town, nestled inside the jungle. The town was build around a river where the locals gathered everyday to cool down and swim. The residency director taught me how to find mineral rich stones in the river and grind them down to create pigments, which I used for the sienna tones of this painting.
This painting was an experimentation with the earth pigments as well as a reflection of my time there. The jungle had lethal spiders, dengue fever, parasites and millions of less disturbing creatures. However it was inspiring and beautiful to be immersed in nature and to see how the locals lived sustainably. The gardens were full of coca, fruit trees and herbs that were fertilized by composting. The people of the town harvested cocoa beans and nuts then sat in the streets to dry them. They were peaceful and connected to each other, a stark difference from my life back in NYC.
This painting started as a sketch of a few of the trees in front of the studio space. The figure walking into or out of the portal was a reflection of the local beliefs in spirits of the mountains, trees and forest. I liked the idea of a supernatural portal in the forest, with an otherworldly spirit either entering or leaving.
Graphite, earth pigments, arabic gum and watercolor on bristol paper. 14 x 11 inches.
I created this piece during an art residency at Sachaqa Centro del Arte in San Roque, Peru. This gorgeous place was a 20 minute walk uphill from the center of the town, nestled inside the jungle. The town was build around a river where the locals gathered everyday to cool down and swim. The residency director taught me how to find mineral rich stones in the river and grind them down to create pigments, which I used for the sienna tones of this painting along with gouache for the blues.
This painting was an experimentation with the earth pigments as well as a reflection of my time there. The jungle had lethal spiders, dengue fever, parasites and millions of less disturbing creatures. However it was inspiring and beautiful to be immersed in nature and to see how the locals lived sustainably. The gardens were full of coca, fruit trees and herbs that were fertilized by composting. The people of the town harvested cocoa beans and nuts then sat in the streets to dry them. They were peaceful and connected to each other, a stark difference from my life back in NYC.
I created this painting after recovering from a stomach bug and still feeling lethargic, yet curious and inspired by what would happen next.
Edition of 6
Etching 10 x 8 inches plate 15 x 11 inches paper, 2022
(Edition 1 of 6)
Etching 10x8” plate 15x11” paper, 2022
$325
Framed with black metal, white mat and acrylic 16.5 x 14 inches.
Edition of 6, Etching 10x8” plate 15x11” paper, 2022
This is an ink drawing on Bristol paper, 11 x 14 inches. There are a series of 20 reproductions and 18 are still available for purchase. Each edition is signed by the artist with a certificate of authenticity for $125.
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The circular designs are inspired by wood grain knots, these forms also resemble cell structures and celestial forms. This work is made of three separate linoleum cut prints tiled next to each other to form a single artwork. The title is “multiverse” because radiating shapes resemble celestial spaces, musical rhythms or biological worlds. The circular designs are inspired by wood grain knots, these forms also resemble cell structures and celestial forms.
Monoprint, ink and hibiscus tea on bristol paper, 10 x 8 inches, 2020
The title of the first group of 9 prints is “Multiverse” and the singular prints in these series are called “Verses” numbered in chronological order.
Edition of 10, Lino print ink on bristol paper, 8.5 x 5.5 inches
Mono print, ink and hibiscus on Kozo paper, 10 x 7 inches 2021