Highly influenced by the immediacy of monotyping, my painting work revolves around the capability of emotional expression through quick works on paper, in knit, and in paint.
Paper yarn, chine colle
Plastic acetate adhered to print by pigment pieces and strings
Portraits from print and ghost print, knit adhered to print by pigment
Beaded yarn adhered to wax paper print by pigment
Beaded knit print adhered to wax paper print by pigment
Knitted paint, mixed with acrylic mediums
Studio installation of print series with handmade print portfolio box.
Star banner reads: "i can do anything good better than anyone"
Knit and painting on canvas installation
"We live in time and can measure it in units of passing"
Knit color field paintings
Illegibility in knit and text
Knitting with swimming pool noodles, seen here
Knit experiments
"COLLECT THE MOST STICKERS TO BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE," interactive installation. Those present during my feedback session were invited to play this game of sorts, each presented with a card with their name on it. Players were to lift the flaps on the board game to collect as many stickers on their name cards, as possible. At the end, I disclosed the stickers represented life potential points, and depending on which stickers you collected (small foam stars, large foam planets, small foam planets, foam Sun, foam moons, foam asteroids, etc.) your life's quality and course would be determined. Most people were disappointed after hearing this information, and the person with the Sun had the best life, pleasing that person (winner) very much.
