I reconstruct locations as reimagined spaces by examining my personal history of homes. My work alludes to the simplification of memories. Prominent experiences inform memories of previous places I have lived. I include visible preliminary lines or underdrawings to depict an altered perception relating to the building’s structure. The imagery is made by combining drawings, photo documentation and 3D modeling that reflects a personal narrative. Materials for the handmade paper include recycled cotton and locally sourced plants native to the area depicted in the print.
The understanding I have of my surroundings are incorporated through landscape, implied narrative, structures and materials. I am working to acknowledge the fluidity of memories while reflecting both real and imagined spaces. These memories merge into new constructions of home.
Sojourn, 2020, 9.5″ x 10.5,” Woven Cotton and Wool
Floating Through, 2022, 12 Frame Silkscreen Animation
Floating Through, 2022, 20″ x 16,” Silkscreen
This is Only Temporary, 2016, 8′ x 16′ x 18,′ Wood, Muslin, Cast Handmade Paper
This is Only Temporary Detail, 2016, 8′ x 16′ x 18,′ Wood, Muslin, Cast Handmade Paper
This is Only Temporary Detail, 2016, 8′ x 16′ x 18,′ Wood, Muslin, Cast Handmade Paper
See You Later – Exterior Installation, 2016, 8′ x 42′ x 10,’ Handmade Paper on Wood Frames
See You Later – Interior Installation, 2015, 8′ x 15′ x 9,′ Paper on Wood Frames, Found Material
See You Later – Interior Installation Detail, 2015, 8′ x 15′ x 9,′Handmade Paper on Wood Frames, Found Material
Lovers Lane Installation, 2014, 20′ x 26′ x 2,’ Woodcut, Intaglio, Lithograph and Silkscreen on Cotton, Baton Rouge, LA
Lovers Lane Installation Detail, 2014, 20′ x 26′ x 2,’ Woodcut, Intaglio, Lithograph and Silkscreen on Cotton, Baton Rouge, LA
Lovers Lane Installation – Window Detail, 2014, Woodcut, Intaglio, Lithograph and Silkscreen on Cotton
Valencia Installation, 2013, 10′ x 26,′ Reductive Woodcut on Cotton, Albuquerque, NM
Valencia Installation Detail, 2013, 10′ x 26,′ Reductive Woodcut on Cotton, Albuquerque, NM
The College House, 2015, 22″ x 30,” Handmade Paper, Silkscreen
Don’t take anything with you, 2018, 11″x14,” Handmade Paper, Intaglio, Relief
Anywhere but here, 2016, 11″ Diameter, Handmade Paper, Intaglio, Lithograph
Learn as you need to, 2016, 15″ x 18,” Graphite
My Dad was a Carpenter, 2014, 20″ x 28,″ Wood Lithograph, Stone Lithograph
It’s not Right, I’m making it Better, 2014 20″ x 28,″ Lithograph, Silkscreen, Hand Coloring
Winter is Coming, 2014, 20″ x 28,″ Stone Lithograph, Hand Coloring
Homage to Mishaps, 2016, 20″ x 28,″ Lithograph, Hand Coloring
Everything Dies in Winter, 2014, 20″ x 28,″ Lithograph, Hand Coloring
Fifty-seven Eyes Were Watching, 2015, 20″ x 28,″ Lithograph, Silkscreen – Glow in the Dark Ink, Hand Coloring
This project is supported in part by funding from the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.