This fall I went to the SCAD campus in Lacoste, France where I got to truly immerse myself in the printmaking studio experience. I was greatly inspired by the incredible surroundings, as well as 20th century surrealism / French photography. I was able to execute a stimulating mixture of etchings and monotypes, experimenting with abstract, figurative, and nearly nonrepresentational work. One of the themes I explored more thoroughly was the connection between the human body and landscape.
my print, 'which way', used for poster for student exhibition with SCAD graphics & color adjustment
first encounters, etching & linocut, 25 x 28 cm
the fall, etching & drypoint, 27 x 34 cm
where did we go, etching & drypoint, 19 x 19 cm
repose, etching & drypoint, 25 x 32 cm
rapscallion, etching & drypoint, 14 x 18 cm
evening sun, etching & drypoint, 14 x 18 cm
the wall, etching & drypoint, 14 x 18 cm
neighbors, monotype, 42 x 52 cm
prints on view in SCAD Lacoste printmaking studio
wild thing, monotype, 42 x 52 cm
jean. h.d., 1830, monotype, 42 x 52 cm & 42 x 52 cm
prints on view in SCAD Lacoste printmaking studio
landscape, monotype installation, variable dimensions
